This video explains a little more about the background to this new book (and how to get free copies!)
Tag: THeology
Helpful new book on biblical typology and imagery
Why publish another book on biblical typology? Haven’t people been doing that since Augustine of Hippo? Well, books in English tend to be either unreadable or, frankly, wrong. The biggest and, for many, standard book was written by Patrick Fairbairn – erudite, scholarly, but completely inaccessible and unreadable, with sentences 100s of words in length.… Continue reading Helpful new book on biblical typology and imagery
Reviews of Reformed Evangelical Ministry Resources just out
Here are some (kind) reviews of this latest book: ‘Of the many pressing needs in the evangelical church today, few could be more urgent than the recovery of true, Bible-saturated, Spirit-filled, Christ-exalting, God-honouring worship. At a time when so much in modern worship practices is confused and calamitous, this collection is a sure-footed, reliable guide… Continue reading Reviews of Reformed Evangelical Ministry Resources just out
The Gospel According to Elisha?
“… the whole Bible is the gospel – when it is understood correctly.”
The Septuagint
Henry’s new book, from Covenant Books UK, is a curious tome because it exposes a large hole in the knowledge and understanding of many a Bible teacher who is otherwise competent and well-read. A curious Christian asks at a Bible study, “Why is the apostle James’ quote from Amos 9:12 different in Acts 15:17 from… Continue reading The Septuagint
Serving as a Deacon
Serving as a Deacon is new from John D. Legg, but has been helping countless deacons in many churches since 1989 when it was given as a conference paper in Whitby. To have godly people serving as deacons is crucial for church health and church growth. When done well, it leads to blessing for us… Continue reading Serving as a Deacon
The Right End of the Stick
The Right End of the Stick is now available in paperback. It is dedicated to my late, good friend, Norman J. Wells, who always went for the right end of the stick.