H. Drake Williams III

A Pastoral Proposal for an Evangelical Theology of Freedom

Theology

“Freedom is a cherished value, yet it is often misunderstood within Christian circles. In this essay, Walsh provides a thoughtful and accessible study for layman and pastor alike. Through surveying biblical texts, he qualifies freedom, defining it as graced freedom in relation to the lordship of Christ. He then provides challenging pastoral applications in the context of ecumenicity. This is a thought-provoking essay on freedom.”

The Eucharist's Biographer

Theology

“In The Eucharist's Biographer, Walsh urges us to reconsider the value of the Lord's Supper. Writing as an experienced pastor of over thirty years, Walsh passionately advocates for the importance of this sacrament to regularly accompany the preaching of the Word. . . . Whether one celebrates the Lord's Supper each week or not, Walsh's argument will surely challenge you.”

United and Uniting

Theology

“In United and Uniting Bert Walsh offers a clarion call to the church to revive its ecclesiology. Rather than focusing on self-preservation, marketing gimmicks, or current social issues, Walsh passionately argues for an ecumenical ecclesiology that is Christ centered. While primarily addressed to the United Church of Christ, anyone interested in promoting an ecclesiology that is one, holy, catholic, and apostolic in our age of pluralism and relativism will appreciate Walsh's enthusiasm.”