||Book Summary|| Readers interested in the possibility and practice of being a “pastoral theologian” will find this lengthy book a delightful if sobering picture of the realities of church ministry.
Category Archive: Book Summaries
||Book Summary|| God Crucified is an incredibly helpful short book for those who want to show that Trinitarian orthodoxy is consistent with the teaching of the Bible
||Book Summary|| Holiness is an Evangelical Classic for readers who desire spiritual instruction that is wholehearted and biblically derived.
||Book Review|| Markan Typology explores typologies detected in several miracle stories of Mark’s Gospel, and offers an intriguing and compelling case for a richly textured Christology in Mark.
||Book Review|| A novel which portrays the story of the sister of an early missionary to New Zealand, who became our first beekeeper.
||Book Summary|| This book left me with the impression that I need to revisit it—with a pen and notebook.
||Book Summary|| A detailed reconstruction of the background to many of the problems in the Corinthian church of the New Testament.
||Book Summary|| This book provides a comprehensive introduction to a full suite of topics that explain the significance of Christ’s death on the cross.
||Book Summary|| This book offers a short and sobering analysis of churches that have “died” and offers instructive advice on remedying the decline and realistic hope that a church can flourish again.
||Book Summary|| Johnson’s book tells the story of evangelicalism’s shift from a paradigm of “care” to one of “cure”, and the failure and damage caused by the latter.
Chris Northcott 