Jonathan F. Bayes

Biography

Jonathan F. Bayes has served as Pastor of Stanton Lees Chapel in Derbyshire, England, and of Hambleton Evangelical Church in North Yorkshire. Bayes has also served as UK Director of Carey Outreach Ministries and as a lecturer at Carey International University of Theology. Bayes earned a PhD from the University of Sunderland and an MA and an MPhil from the University of Leeds, and studied for ministry at Trinity College and Northern Baptist College. Bayes's books include A Tidy Faith (2024), Love, Marriage—and Jesus (2021), and Revival: The New Testament Expectation (2016).

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Biblical Marriage

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“This book’s opening chapter lays a firm biblical foundation, and the final chapter pleads for a biblical culture in understanding marriage. In between, the author rigorously asserts biblical principle, defining marriage as a reflection of God’s covenant love in Christ. He faces the practicalities of married life with self-awareness and realism and offers wise counsel. His own experience of a cross-cultural marriage and the fact that he is a young man enhances the book’s value.”

Reformed Systematic Theology, Volume 1

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This book splendidly avoids turning systematic theology into something dry, dull, and merely theoretical. It declares without hesitation that the essential prerequisites for doing theology are repentance and regeneration. It is a delightful read because real-life, Christ-focused application permeates its pages.”

Reformed Systematic Theology, Volume 2

Theology

“This volume continues the heart-warming approach of volume 1. I particularly admire the authors’ insightful and scrupulously fair exposition of positions with which they disagree. Their work offers a pretty comprehensive approach to different readings throughout the history of the subjects dealt with.”

Reformed Systematic Theology, Volume 3

Theology

“This volume continues the heart-warming approach of volumes 1 and 2. I particularly admire the authors’ insightful and scrupulously fair exposition of positions with which they disagree. Their work offers a pretty comprehensive approach to different readings throughout the history of the subjects dealt with.”