Peter J. Morden

Andrew Fuller’s Theology of Revival

Theology

“It is positive indeed that Andrew Fuller’s importance as a theologian and missiologist is now being recognized, with a growing body of secondary literature examining various aspects of his considerable legacy. This new study, which offers a lucid and satisfying analysis of Fuller’s theology of revival, is one of the best to appear in recent years. . . . Historians, theologians, and thoughtful pastors will all benefit from it. It shines a light on the past and also has the potential to illuminate current debates.”

Dan Taylor (1738–1816), Baptist Leader and Pioneering Evangelical

History & Biography

Foreword

“Both the details and the broad sweep of Taylor’s ministry are brought into focus as never before and this study makes a real contribution to our understanding of Baptist heritage, as well as illuminating wider trends. In my view, it is the best study of an English General Baptist figure ever written.”

Growing in Holiness through the Psalms

Christian Living

“Charles Spurgeon was the foremost popular preacher of his generation and is rightly regarded today for his biblical orthodoxy, spiritual power, and continuing relevance. What was the secret of his success? David McKinley answers this question in this well-researched, warm-hearted, and accessible book. Spurgeon’s teaching and example should encourage and challenge us to pursue holiness in our own day and generation. I highly recommend this book.”

Helped on Our Way to Heaven

History & Biography

“There is nothing quite like Matthew Haste’s new book on marriage among eighteenth-century Baptists. Haste shows, without descending into hagiography, that great attention was given to personal relationships and that Baptists sought to live out their faith in private as well as in public. This work is a great resource and highly recommended. It adds to our understanding of this vital historical period and challenges Christian readers about what it means to live as a Christian disciple today.”

Useful Learning

History & Biography

“This important book fills a gap in the existing literature on eighteenth-century Calvinistic Baptist life. Dr. Cross's work is impressive both for its breadth of coverage and eye for telling detail. The themes that Useful Learning highlights, especially theological renewal, spiritual friendship, and theological education, were crucial to the revivification of Baptist life. Both scholars and more general readers will gain much from this fine study. Highly recommended.”