Review of Paul David Tripp, New Morning Mercies: A Daily Gospel Devotional
“Tripp has written a genuine Gospel devotional…that reminds you every day of your need for grace and the wonderful mercy of God in making that grace freely available”.
Book review
Review of Ray Norman, Dangerous Love: A True Story of Tragedy, Faith and Forgiveness in the Muslim World.
This is “one of the best expositions of Jesus’ command to love our enemies that I have ever read.”
Review of Frances Young, Arthur’s Call: A Journey of Faith the Face of Severe Learning Disability
A theological memoir on parenting, love and disability: “Frances Young has given the church a great gift in this book…..You won’t agree with all of her conclusions but you will find yourself both profoundly moved and challenged”.
Review of Andrew G. Walker and Robin A. Parry. Deep Church Rising: Rediscovering the roots of Christian orthodoxy.
A review of a “stimulating and challenging wake-up call to the Church to remember rightly, to be rooted in tradition but engaged in the present, to remain faithful to Jesus but alive to the present”
Review of Jeffrey W. Driver. A Polity of Persuasion: Gift and Grief of Anglicanism
A review of a history of the Communion which also sets out a vision for its future
Review of David Goodhew (Ed). Towards a Theology of Church Growth
Rod Green reviews this diverse, important book on church growth
Review of Grace Davie, Religion in Britain: A Persistent Paradox
If you want to help anyone who lives primarily in a Christian environment understand the whole of British society, this is an excellent place to start.