Greg Haslam

Christian Confidence

Apologetics

“Chris Sinkinson's new book Christian Confidence is a surprise gift for curious minds. It is unputdownable, packed with relevant information, little-known facts and one of the most clear and wide-ranging presentations I've ever read on the vital subject of apologetics. I predict a wide readership and significant impact on those willing to test great ideas. "In a world suffering from an epidemic of truth decay, one great need is for Christians to be able to defend their faith convincingly among rival perspectives that compete with or attack Christianity. This scintillating, crystal-clear introduction to all the big issues is wide-ranging, intelligent and totally accessible. Readers will rediscover solid foundations for a faith that is real, and a biblical worldview that can hold its own in any debate with those open to truth. Even the hardened skeptic will be made to think and perhaps, think again.”

Theologians You Should Know

Theology

“This fascinating volume covers the massive influence of great thinkers, apologists, and ‘death wish’ martyrs, like ‘food for wild beasts’ Ignatius, the courageous alleged murderer and ‘black dwarf’ Athanasius, and the friendly giant Aquinas, all of whom faced the challenges we face. Reeves breathes life into dead men, with historical writing that’s about as good as it gets—full of interest, burningly relevant, and totally scintillating. Christians need to rediscover their roots, if only to prevent them from poisoning the church’s new shoots with ancient heresies. Ignorance is not bliss. Let Reeves tell you why.”

Word and Power

Theology

“Few churchmen missed forty years of Charismatic Renewal since the 1960s. This enthralling doctoral thesis tells a rich positive story now that the dust has settled. Central to this was the impact of John Wimber and new church movements. Theologian Gareth Stewart has assembled powerful historical arguments for reuniting 'Word' and 'Spirit' in Reformed churches, ending the secret silent divorce that's left God's people anxious about which 'Parent' they should live with when they need both.”