David Coffey

Being Baptised

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Anyone preparing for believer’s baptism should read this immensely practical book.”

Dare to Believe!

Evangelism & Missions

“This inspiring volume is really three stories under one cover. It’s the autobiography of a Christian leader with fifty years’ experience of working in the Middle East and North Africa. It’s the history of SAT-7, a gift of God for the satellite age and a glowing example of entrepreneurial faith, which had the vision to embrace new technologies as an effective servant of the gospel. But above all, it is the compelling story of the suffering church standing firm while the world collapses into anarchy and chaos. It is action-packed with powerful testimonies of dramatic conversions to Christ and a hunger for Christian fellowship and Bible teaching. There are vivid stories of persecution, intimidation, blood-soaked martyrdoms, and miraculous escapes. Please read it and recognize there is a price to be paid for daring to believe!”

Finding the Plot

Preaching & Worship

“Preaching at its best is 'truth on fire.' The real quality of this book is that it has been created from the author's own experience of the local pastorate and is concerned with practical insights and realities. I warmly recommend it.”

Ministry in Conversation

Church Leadership & Ministry

“This book is like a literary soirée, with an able gathering of friends displaying their considerable talents with an array of riches, yet, unlike the soirée, you get to interact with each of them at length! It stimulates the intellect and is guaranteed to stir the imagination. The provocative questions engage the reader in an ongoing conversation that will help us to live life in all its fullness.”

New Dictionary of Christian Apologetics

Apologetics

“The New Dictionary of Christian Apologetics provides a wealth of useful material for Christians wanting to share their faith more wisely and sensitively. It testifies to the power of Christianity to withstand the most rigorous scrutiny not only as a set of teachings but also as a way of life.”

Theology After Christendom

Theology

“This is a fierce critique of shallow Christian discipleship and irrelevant theological formation that has positioned the church on the fringes of our trivial and poverty-stricken cultures. This gifted author writes as a self-confessed outsider, an Anabaptist without a home, but this is the very strength of the book. He asks the question, ‘where have all the prophets gone?’ and then answers it with some chilling denunciations and challenging propositions. Three cheers for his call for pioneering theologians who will serve as apostles to the bewildering cultures of our age.”