David Fergusson
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Building upon extensive historical work, this collection of essays uniquely identifies ways in which 1 Enoch provides an important resource for contemporary reflection in doctrine and ethics. Richly illustrated and diverse in content, the volume will advance our understanding of the theological significance of this ancient text.”
Theology
“In and ambitious and wide-ranging study, Rosalind Selby covers the central issues in recent hermeneutical debate relevant to a strong reading of Scripture. Throughout she displays an impressive command of a wide range of sources while also keeping in view vital theological matters”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Characteristically wise, perceptive and learned, Oliver O’Donovan’s Gifford Lectures make a powerful case for a renewal of moral deliberation and reasoning in our time. Generated in the midst of lockdown, his reflections make a persuasive case for an ethical vision that is both rooted in context and shaped by our theological traditions.”
Theology
“This judicious selection from Bavinck's most important writings will further enhance the interest in his work, especially within the English-speaking world. The remarkable range and depth of Bavinck's theology is now on full view in one accessible volume.”
Theology
“In identifying the church as a site of divine action, Gary Badcock offers a rich and nuanced discussion of ecclesiology. While remaining firmly theological in his approach, he remains alert to recent concerns surrounding the church as a social institution and to other disciplinary approaches. This is a lively, accessible, and important contribution to the subject.”
Theology
“Chris Currie's exploration of the threefold Word of God in Karl Barth reveals how its early stratified form gives way in his later work to a more flexible relationship between Christ, Scripture, and preaching. The account of preaching that emerges from this study is both a welcome addition to the literature on Barth and also a valuable resource for contemporary Reformed theology.”
The Possibility and Role of Supererogation in Evangelical Ethics
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Although the category of supererogation has been viewed with suspicion in Reformed theological ethics, B. J. Condrey suggests ways in which it might be usefully appropriated. In a clear and scholarly analysis of a neglected subject, he points to ways in which a constructive account of the supererogatory can serve practical ends without infringing key Reformed tenets.”
Theology
“Drawing Indian and Western theologians into conversation, Swarup Bar develops a 'permeable' account of the church that is Christologically centered yet open to the work of the Spirit beyond its boundaries. While he writes explicitly within a post-colonial Indian context, Bar's insights remain salutary for ecclesiological studies elsewhere. This is a valuable addition to recent literature on church and society.”
The Supremacy of God in the Theology of Samuel Rutherford
Theology
Foreword
“The most important study of Rutherford's theology to date, this monograph will become indispensable to any scholar seeking a balanced account of his life and work. It is a landmark in Rutherford scholarship.”
The Theodicy of Peter Taylor Forsyth
Theology
“"This valuable analysis of P. T. Forsyth's work focuses on his significant 1916 wartime publication on theodicy. In doing so, it also offers a clear and consistent account of his wider theological contribution through dealing with themes of divine grace, the person and work of Christ, secondary acts of divine judgment, and universal human redemption. An informed and reflective study, this will establish Dr. Leow as one of the leading interpreters of P. T. Forsyth's work today.”
The Theology of the Westminster Standards
Theology
“Drawing upon a significant body of recent research, John Fesko has written an admirably clear and accessible study of the teaching of the Westminster Confession. By situating the successive chapters in their original seventeenth-century setting, he provides an informed exposition of their content and significance. This study will be immensely useful not only for theological students, but for all who require a better understanding of the most important Reformed confession in the English-speaking world.”
The Thiselton Companion to Christian Theology
Theology
“Displaying remarkable breadth and scholarly erudition, this substantial reference book offers an invaluable guide to theology. Its range, clarity, and points of entry for further study are all highly commendable. Teachers and students of theology are indebted to Thiselton for his herculean labor.”
The Triune God and the Charismatic Movement
Theology
“In this lively study, Jim Purves provides a critical appropriation of key figures in the Scottish theological tradition through focusing on some of the central emphases of the charismatic movement. Engaging with both historical and modern trends, he brings a fresh perspective to current debate on pneumatology. This monograph is a valuable contribution to the growing body of literature that seeks to present charismatic themes within the context of biblical and theological scholarship.”
The Vocation of Theology Today
Theology
“A rich and diverse collection of essays, this book is a fine testimony to the capacity of David Ford as a Christian theologian. It not only connects church and the university, worship and theology, the academic study of religion and the Abrahamic faiths, but it also encourages others to share that vocation and fulfill its vision.”
Theology
“One of the most significant theological texts of the second-half of the twentieth century, Theology of Hope remains amongst the most enduring in Jurgen Moltmann's output. In this clear and incisive study, Ryan Neal shows how the theme of hope shapes Moltmann's subsequent work across the field of Christian doctrine. A perceptive study, this will make a valuable contribution to our understanding of Moltmann's theology.”
Theology
“Recent years have seen a marked resurgence of interest in this key figure in modern theology. And rightly so—his work appears more and more relevant as the years go by. Habets' book will do much to clarify and advance Torrance's remarkable achievement.” —Jeremy Begbie Duke University “Myk Habets has provided us with a constructive and critical account of T. F. Torrance's theology. In showing the consistency of Torrance's work on scientific method with his substantive doctrinal commitments, Habets reveals the ways in which his voluminous output is animated by a single theological vision. This is an important contribution to the growing secondary literature on Torrance.”
Thomas F. Torrance and the Church Fathers
Theology
“T. F. Torrance's theology developed in large measure through conversation with the early church fathers, especially Athanasius, Cyril of Alexandria, and Gregory Nazienzen. As such, his theology provides an exercise both in retrieval and creative appropriation. Jason Radcliff's study now offers an invaluable commentary on this reading of early church thought. It is a welcome and significant contribution to the growing literature on Torrance.”
Thomas F. Torrance’s Theology of the Ascension
Theology
“T. F. Torrance’s multi-dimensional theology of Christ’s ascension is one of the highlights of his dogmatic theology. In his clear and scholarly analysis, Dr. John has produced the most detailed study yet of this subject. His work is an important addition to the growing body of secondary literature on Torrance.”
Understanding Natural Theology
Theology
“In this exploration of recent approaches, Chris Brewer expertly displays both the persistence of natural theology together with the variety of forms that it takes. In making the case for a necessary and complementary role, his account offers an acute but clear assessment of natural theology. Admirably generous in his acknowledgment of other writers, Brewer also brings his own distinctive voice to current debates.”
Theology
“Wolfhart Pannenberg’s reputation as one of the great theologians of the twentieth century has been confirmed by the attention recently accorded his magisterial three-volume Systematic Theology. In this engaging exposition, Anthony Thiselton explores the central themes and approach of his theology. Admirably lucid in style and comprehensive in scope, his study of Pannenberg will provide an invaluable resource for readers today.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Theology
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