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Keith Warrington

Biography

Keith Warrington co-edited A Biblical Theology of the Holy Spirit with Trevor J. Burke.

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Bold Faith

Theology

“This is a competent and reliable survey of certain aspects of Charismatic Christianity. It covers the topics historically, analytically, and comprehensively, but also succinctly. There is a wide reliance on secondary literature and a skillful directorial nature to the writing, as the reader is helpfully partnered through the journey. It is eminently readable, critical and constructive, interesting and insightful. I was ready to read more.”

Grace beyond the Grave

Theology

“Jonathan writes as an evangelical Christian who is also a pastor committed to evangelism and discipleship. He is a practitioner, and this book is intended to help people practically explore the implications of their faith in God and God's attitude toward people; it is not merely an intellectual exercise in which biblical texts have been manipulated in order to result in a conclusion that is more palatable or agreeable than other views of the afterlife. Read it with an open mind, dialoguing with the author in your mind as you do--you may be surprised by what you will discover.”

The Mission of the Triune God

Evangelism & Missions

“This is a very useful book for Newbigin supporters, but especially for theological and mission-minded scholars and practitioners. The subject is comprehensively explored with a full bibliography supporting the research, which affirms Newbigin as being one of the greatest missiologists of the twentieth century. However, what Adam Dodds does particularly well is to not only build on Newbigin’s claim that the Trinity is at the heart of evangelism, but also to prove it beyond all doubt, with all its implications for mission.​”

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A Biblical Theology of the Holy Spirit

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Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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