Justyn Terry

Agnes Sanford and Her Companions

History & Biography

“The important role played by Agnes Sanford in the history of healing ministry is one that needs telling, and De Arteaga is well placed to tell it. . . . Anyone interested in the history of Sanford or who wants to understand how to encourage healing ministry in the life of the church will find this book a very rewarding read.”

Angelology

Theology

“Dr. Potter's scholarly and lucid study of angels is a major engagement with the biblical and theological material on this much-neglected topic. His assessments of Pseudo-Dionysius and Thomas Aquinas are especially important contributions to scholarship in this field. Potter has a clear sense of why angels matter as we seek to commend the Christian faith to the world, and I hope Angelology will be widely read.”

C.S. Lewis—The Work of Christ Revealed

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

In the Shadow of His Wings

Theology

“Angels are frequently overlooked in Protestant Christianity, despite their significant place in the Scriptures. Jonathan Macy addresses that oversight with clarity and conviction in this important book. He does so by stressing the pastoral importance of angels as 'ministering spirits sent to serve those who will inherit salvation' (Heb 1:14). This is theology in service of the Church that pushes back against secular pressure to minimize the heavenly realm, and opens eyes more widely to God's saving activity in the world he loves so much. I hope it will be widely read not only by Christians who are concerned to form a robustly biblical worldview, but also by others who wonder if the material world is all there is.”

Proclaiming the Word

Christian Living

“In this excellent book, David Jackman distills a lifetime of wisdom as both an expository preacher and a teacher of expository preaching. Here you have an overview of the preacher’s task, an explanation of the skills required, and worked examples to put those principles into practice. It is a guide for new preachers, a textbook on preaching, and a repository of tools for the practiced preacher. This is a great gift to the church that all expository Bible preachers will want to have at hand for the great work entrusted to them.”

Towards the Day after Tomorrow

Theology

Foreword

“Throughout this collection, Brazier brings his theological and philosophical training to bear, and draws on his knowledge of the fine arts and his experiences of suffering. . . . This is a frank and provocative book—especially on the issues of contemporary neo-paganism or secular-liberal humanism. . . . It is an attempt to shake us into thinking seriously about topics that we might be tempted to leave well alone for fear of causing unnecessary upset.”