Robin Routledge

Resurrection and Spirit

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A well-researched and well-written study. Starting from clearly stated assumptions Lidbeck draws out the christological significance of key themes in the Third Gospel, and integrates them with corresponding themes in the Old Testament, which are the possible groundwork for Luke’s theology. This impressive book is significant, not only for those studying the Gospel of Luke, but also for those who are interested in tracing the theological unity of Old and New Testaments.”

Word and Power

Theology

“The teaching and theology of John Wimber has had a significant impact on the life of the wider church. In this book, Gareth Stewart seeks to apply Wimber's theological models in what might appear to be an unlikely context: his own Reformed tradition. In what is a well-argued thesis, Stewart points to the value of applying several aspects of Wimber's theology; focusing particularly on evangelism, discipleship, and ministry. Whilst not uncritical of Wimber's approach, Stewart shows that Wimber's models can make an important contribution to the effectiveness of local congregations as they seek to meet the spiritual needs of their communities.”