John Bauerschmidt

A Post-COVID Catechesis

Theology

“Victor Austin engages the post-COVID-19 world by turning with fresh eyes and renewed enthusiasm to the church’s ministry of teaching. The time of the virus has brought not only new questions but also chance for reflection. Austin has seized this opportunity and given us a nuanced exploration of a fully human life.”

A Theology of the Sacraments Interpreted by John and Charles Wesley

Preaching & Worship

“The church ecumenical owes Kimbrough and McIntyre a debt of gratitude for bringing these hymn texts into wider circulation. Charles Wesley’s vivid and poetic language, drawing as it does upon the treasury of the Holy Scriptures, is a gift to Christians of every tradition. We can all deepen our relationship with Christ through the piety and sacramental doctrine we discover in this fine collection.”

Christian Socialism

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Touching upon our own world’s rapid social, political, and economic change, Philip Turner has produced a timely book that reclaims the insights of the Christian Socialist movement in the Church of England, tracing its roots and analyzing its present-day influence. Turner values this tradition’s emphasis upon ideals, but tempers it with his own emphasis on the church’s practice of the virtues. In a political climate where ‘socialism’ is bound for reappraisal, Turner’s book is invaluable.”

Church, Society, and the Christian Common Good

Theology

“Philip Turner has been the teacher of a generation of pastors and theologians on two continents, inspiring many of us in our ministries through his intellectual engagement with the Christian tradition and his willingness to grapple with the implications of the Gospel. This fine collection of essays is a reminder of his continuing influence, and a sign of hope for the church.”