The Anglican Evangelical Doctrine of Infant BaptismThe Anglican Evangelical Doctrine of Infant Baptism by John Stott and Alec Motyer. Edited by Lee Gatiss. “The subject of infant baptism is... 
Unworthy MinistersUnworthy Ministers: Donatism and Discipline Today by Mark Burkill. Also available on Kindle (affiliate link) It is not often that the 39 Articles... 
Plastic PeoplePlastic People: How Queer Theory is changing us by Peter Sanlon. How has it come to pass that our generation views gender and sexuality as open to... 
Empty and EvilEmpty and Evil: The worship of other faiths in 1 Corinthians 8-10 and today By Rohintan K Mody No issue is more important, more difficult, more... 
Truth and Unity in Christian FellowshipTruth and Unity in Christian Fellowship by Michael Nazir-Ali A lecture hosted by the Peterborough Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship in partnership... 
The Tragedy of 1662The Tragedy of 1662: The Ejection and Persecution of the Puritans by Lee Gatiss. Also available on Kindle (affiliate link) In these days of... 
Christianity and the Tolerance of LiberalismChristianity and the Tolerance of Liberalism: J.Gresham Machen and the Presbyterian Controversy of 1922-1937 by Lee Gatiss. At the beginning... 
The Thirty-Nine Articles in SpanishLos Treinta y Nueve Articulos: Su Lugar y Uso Hoy by J I Packer and Roger Beckwith. This classic Latimer Study is now available in... 
Heresy, Schism & ApostasyHeresy, Schism & Apostasy by Gerald Bray. The church has often been riven by divisions which have threatened its unity and integrity.... 
Communion for Children?Communion for Children? The Current Debate by A A Langdon. Langdon identifies the issues surrounding the admission of children to communion,... 
Deification and Union with ChristDeification and Union with Christ: A Reformed Perspective on Salvation in Orthodoxy by Slavko Eždenci. The concept of deification, or... 
The Church, Women Bishops and ProvisionThe Church, Women Bishops and Provision: The Integrity of Orthodox Objections to the Proposed Legislation Allowing Women Bishops. Why, since the... 
Being FaithfulBeing Faithful: The Shape of Historic Anglicanism Today by The Theological Work Group of GAFCON. A Commentary on the Jerusalem Declaration... 
Re-establishing the Christian FaithRe-establishing the Christian Faith - and the public theology deficit By David Holloway "The Puritans agreed that Jesus Christ is Lord of the... 
The Faith We ConfessThe Faith We Confess: An Exposition of the 39 Articles by Gerald Bray. The Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion are one of the three historic... 
Evangelical Anglican IdentityEvangelical Anglican Identity: The Connection Between Bible, Gospel & Church by N T Wright. This book builds upon J I Packer’s study,... 
From Life's First CryFrom Life's First Cry: John Owen on Infant Baptism and Infant Salvationby Lee Gatiss. In a context of great controversy, puritan theologian John... 
To Plough or to PreachTo Plough or to Preach: Mission Strategies in New Zealand during the 1820s by Malcolm Falloon. The year 2014 will mark 200 years of... 
The Oath of Canonical ObedienceThe Oath of Canonical Obedience by Gerald Bray. The oath of canonical obedience, sworn by all ordained ministers of the church of England,...
The Thirty-Nine ArticlesThe Thirty-Nine Articles: Their Place and Use Today by J I Packer and Roger Beckwith. What defines the Church of England? Are the Thirty-nine... 
Paul in 3DPaul in 3D: Preaching Paul as Pastor, Story-teller and Sageby Ben Cooper. A hard-pressed pastor-teacher sits at his desk one rainy morning,... 
The Heart of FaithThe Heart of Faith: Following Christ in the Church of England Edited by Andrew Atherstone The worldwide Anglican movement is a vibrant and... 
God, Gays and the ChurchGod, Gays & the Church: Human Sexuality in Christian Thinking Edited by Lisa Nolland, Chris Sugden and Sarah Finch In contemporary... 
An Anglican Evangelical Identity CrisisAn Anglican Evangelical Identity Crisis: The Churchman-Anvil Affair of 1981-1984 by Andrew Atherstone. The Churchman – Anvil... 
Beyond Equal RightsBeyond Equal Rights: Women and Men in the Church by Lorna Ashworth. 'Do you wonder why there is so much opposition to women bishops and women... 
How to Write a Theology EssayHow to Write a Theology Essay by Michael P Jensen So, you've signed up for your theological studies; you've weathered the storm of those early... 
A Puritan Theology of PreachingA Puritan Theology of Preaching by Chad B Van Dixhoorn. The history of preaching has not been ignored in recent years on any level, and yet... 
Praying With UnderstandingPraying With Understanding: Explanations of Words and Passages in the Book of Common Prayer by Roger Beckwith. “If we are to be edified by... 
Pilgrims, Warriors, and ServantsPilgrims, Warriors, and Servants: Puritan Wisdom for Today's Church edited by Lee Gatiss. 'Puritans,' says J I Packer, 'saw themselves as... 
Understanding the CrisisUnderstanding the Crisis of Truth and Authority in Western Anglicanism & Biblical Wisdom for us Today by Revd Prof J I Packer. In 2004,... 
Evangelical Mission and Anglican Church OrderEvangelical Mission and Anglican Church Order: Charles Simeon Reconsidered By Andrew Atherstone Charles Simeon (1759-1836) of Cambridge, the doyen... 
What Matters in Reforming the Church?What Matters in Reforming the Church? Puritan Grievances under Elizabeth I By Andrew Cinnamond It is no small injury which you do unto the word of... 
Edmund Grindal: The Preacher's ArchbishopEdmund Grindal: The Preacher's Archbishop By Lee Gatiss St Antholin lecture 2013 Edmund Grindal (1516-1583) enjoyed a glittering career in the... 
A Fruitful ExhortationA Fruitful Exhortation: A Guide to the Homilies by Gerald Bray. Along with the Thirty-nine Articles, the Book of Common Prayer and the... 
The Church of EnglandThe Church of England: What it is and what it stands for by Roger Beckwith. This study considers the origins of the Church of England and the... 
Gospel Trials in 1662: To Stay or To Go?Gospel Trials in 1662: To Stay or To Go? By Peter Adam St Antholin lecture 2012 2012 is the three-hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the 1662... 
The Failure of the Church of EnglandThe Failure of the Church of England? The Church, the Nation and the Anglican Communion by Arthur Pollard "The Church of England's primary... 
"Decalogue" Dod"Decalogue" Dod and his Seventeenth Century Bestseller by David Field. Further details coming soon. Also available as part of a... 
John Newton & the Twenty-first Century1807-2007: John Newton and the Twenty-first Centuryby Tony Baker. John Newton - preacher, hymn writer, and converted slave trader - died in... 
Witnessing to Western MuslimsWitnessing to Western Muslims: A Worldview Approach to Sharing Faith by Richard Shumack. This book is for you if you are a Christian who ...has... |
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Thinking Aloud
Christians today are faced with pressure to change and accommodate, both from outside and from within the church community. Nowhere does this seem to be more true than on the issue of human sexuality. This volume discusses the issue with particular interest in the impact of recent events and publications on the Church of England. Commemorating War and Praying for Peace
The Centenary of the ‘war to end all wars’ has brought to prominence both the pain and the pride of the armed forces. But it also raises some perennial questions about such forces, the place of Christians within them, and the Christian response to commemorating the events of war. This booklet sets out to outline the place and role of armed forces and the ‘Just War’ theory, to look at some of the pressures under which personnel of the modern Western world’s militaries serve as well as some of the moral issues surrounding the existence and the use of these same forces. True Devotion
This book is about how God’s Word shapes and rules our devotion to him. What is the best way of talking about this? ‘Spirituality’ is what many people call it, but this is not the ideal word. It can mean a great many things, some of them very far removed from anything the Bible teaches. ‘Piety’ is another possibility, but this is sometimes used in a rather negative way. Preferable is ‘Devotion’. When we speak of a couple being ‘devoted’ to each other, we mean that their relationship is strong, loyal, and loving – which is how we should relate to God. Shadow Gospel
“There have been other discussions of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s theology, but this is the first serious attempt to link it with his ecclesiastical policy. The parallel seems to be drawn very tellingly.” - The Revd Dr Roger Beckwith, formerly warden of Latimer House, Oxford. The True Profession of the Gospel
"Whilst the Calvinistic doctrines were the language of our pulpits as well as of our Articles, the Reformation made a swift and extensive progress. But ever since our Articles and our pulpits have been at variance, the Reformation has been at a stand.” Augustus Montague Toplady Truth and Unity in Christian Fellowship
A lecture hosted by the Peterborough Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship in partnership with the Latimer Trust on 2nd April 2007 at Christ the King, Kettering. What is the basis for fellowship and unity in the Anglican Communion? Surely we have to turn to the Apostolic testimony as found in the Bible. But how are we to understand this within our own culture and context? In this timely lecture, Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali reflects on the characteristics of Anglicanism, and its strengths and weaknesses. Also available on Kindle More Articles... |
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