Lee Gatiss

Doing Theology with the Reformers

Theology

“Gerald Bray is an expert guide to the theology of the Protestant reformers of the sixteenth century, and this volume surveys the terrain in which they labored with his characteristic skill and verve. Let him take you on a tour of the theological landscape of Luther, Calvin, Cranmer, and others and inspire you with the ideas and doctrines that brought light to Europe five hundred years ago.”

Ecclesial Solidarity in the Pauline Corpus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Hughes examines the fascinating and neglected topic of how first-century churches related to each other. In the process, he unearths from the Pauline corpus much that is pertinent to issues in contemporary ecclesiology, as well as helping us better understand this significant relational aspect of life in the early churches.”

His Love Endures Forever

Christian Living

“This is a clear and accessible exposition of the classic Reformed doctrine of God’s love. Garry Williams unpacks some tricky doctrinal issues related to aseity, impassibility, omniscience, and justice—but without dumbing down or blinding us with theological science. This book is a lovely way to encounter the gigantic, stupendous, beautiful God, with the aid of a reliable and warm-hearted communicator.”

How to Use the Book of Common Prayer

Preaching & Worship

“This is a wonderful resource for helping modern people understand the theory and the nitty-gritty of Anglican liturgical prayers. It is simple, clear, and easy to read but full of profound insights into the history, theology, and practicalities of The 1662 Book of Common Prayer, International Edition. I warmly commend it!”

The Prayers of Jesus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In offering us a profoundly theological explanation of why our great God and Savior Jesus Christ needed to pray to his Father in the power of the Holy Spirit, Mark Jones gives us inspiration to do the same. With the assistance of some of the great Puritans of the past, and often poignantly written, The Prayers of Jesus is a bold and biblical exploration of this much-neglected topic.”

Whitefield on the Christian Life

Christian Living

“George Whitefield has been called ‘the apostle of the English empire’ for his evangelical zeal but also ‘God’s erring and human instrument.’ This book unpacks the glorious gospel that Whitefield preached so fervently and successfully, yet it doesn’t shy away from the flaws in this celebrity preacher’s business methods more clearly seen from a distance (including an attempt to redeem but still use the institution of slavery). It both inspires us to live as wholehearted Christians today and rightly warns us of our own potential pragmatic complicity with fallen prevailing culture.”