D. Eryl Davies

Hello? Is Anyone There?

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“This is an excellent and enjoyable book that deals competently and comprehensively with the problem of 'unanswered prayer.' Thoroughly biblical and pastorally sensitive, these sixteen brief, absorbing chapters can be of enormous help to Christians. Buy a copy and read it over and over again.”

New Exodus in Hebrews

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Rev. Dr. Bong Chur Shin has been diligent in pursuing in depth the Old Testament roots and theology within Hebrews. He makes good use of the Hebrew and Greek languages to establish that the New Testament writers had a dominant Hebraic lens in their interpretation of the Old Testament For them, the exodus remained a prominent theme. The author interacts extensively with contemporary scholarship yet dares to probe, question assumptions and to argue his position persuasively. For example, he establishes that the new exodus expectations highlighted by the Old Testament prophets in the second Temple of Judaism can be clearly identified in the text of the Hebrews epistle. Further, the theme of deliverance proclaimed by these Old Testament prophets is confirmed as the framework around which the new exodus Old Testament expectations are unified and expounded in the New Testament. If read carefully, this book will yield rich results for scholars, preachers and serious students of the Word. There is much more treasure within the text of Hebrews than many imagine. This book will assist you in mining that treasure and sharing it with others.”

The Emergence of Pentecostalism in Wales

History & Biography

“This book represents a valuable and original contribution to the early development of Pentecostalism, especially the Assemblies of God in South East Wales. The author identifies several early theological influences from Wales but also England and America. There are fascinating insights into the beginnings of Assemblies in Crosskeys and Newbridge. Not all will agree with the movement’s distinctives but this book is a stimulating read.”