Contending for the faith (1)
When we view the situation in some of the historic denominations in the United Kingdom, we see how they are…
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When we view the situation in some of the historic denominations in the United Kingdom, we see how they are…
Read moreIn 1947 an international musical eisteddfod (festival) was held in Llangollen seeking to bring war-torn countries together. It has been…
Theresa May’s new cabinet poses challenges to pro-lifers, according to anti-abortion campaigners. Paul Tully, director of parliamentary research for the…
Nice has welcomed the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team, an international coalition of crisis-trained chaplains. The team journeyed to France…
‘Vote leave’ supporters seemed as surprised as everyone else that Britons decided to exit the EU on 23 June 2016.…
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This is a sequel to Don Stephens’ highly successful book War and grace (EP); it is essentially more of the same. War and faith looks at the life story, conversion and subsequent Christian life of eight men and women whose…
This title opens with, ‘Theodore Beza? Who’s he? Why should I care about him?’ The author (associate professor of church history at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) answers these questions with warmth and clarity. Three reasons are given for writing.…
This is a delightful study of a fruitful friendship between two evangelical leaders of the eighteenth century. George Whitefield was probably England’s greatest preacher. John Newton was a pastor, spiritual counsellor and hymn writer. Both men deserve to be better…
This is a series of twelve, approximately 25-minute lectures on DVD, surveying the history of the church in the twentieth century. The first lecture is a general introduction to the century which saw both the best and the worst things…
