Tom Greggs

Biography

Tom Greggs wrote Dogmatic Ecclesiology and The Breadth of Salvation, and co-edited The Vocation of Theology Today with Rachel Muers and Simeon Zahl.

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Prophet, Priest, Prince, and the Already, Not Yet

Theology

“From the very beginnings of Christianity, the question of what is meant by the coming of the kingdom of God has preoccupied believers. In a sensitive way, TK Dunn draws on biblical and theological material to bring wisdom to troubled ecclesial, eschatological, and—even—political waters. There is much in here for pastors and professors alike to engage in relation to the history of the church, biblical theology, and systematics.”

Reading Karl Barth

Theology

“"Cleary written and accessible, Reading Karl Barth offers a fascinating and much-needed commentary on Karl Barth's The Epistle to the Romans. Oakes' book is a helpful companion for those reading Barth for the first time, and there is also much here for those who have been thinking about Barth's revolutionary commentary for some time.”

The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit

Theology

“This book provides an excellent overview and discussion of the doctrine of the Holy Spirit. The book is scholarly and comes to a judicious assessment of the issues relating to pneumatology. The chapters carefully and accurately lay out the different sources, options, and opinions available. Seminarians, students, and ministers will find it very helpful indeed. This is a wonderful primer for anyone who wishes to learn more about the Holy Spirit.”

Types of Ecclesiology

Theology

“David Emerton’s Types of Ecclesiology is a must for anyone interested in a theology of the church. With careful and creative analysis, Emerton is a sure guide through the complexities of contemporary ecclesiology. This book is astute, thoughtful, careful, and insightful. I cannot recommend it strongly enough.”

W. E. Sangster

Preaching & Worship

“In an age when we have lost confidence in the captivating power of the proclaimed word, Dr. Cheatle’s excellent critical edition of Sangster’s sermons not only offers helpful insights into the thoughts of one of the greatest preachers of the twentieth century on a variety of central themes, but also a clarion call to the church to once again attend to the compelling power of the gospel and its proclamation. Dr. Cheatle has done a great service to academy and church alike.”