Since 1966 the Fellowship has, in one form or another, produced a regular publication for its members. Evangelicals have always been people of the written word, so that the great news of Jesus crucified and risen, and all the missional, doctrinal, pastoral and ethical implications of that gospel might be widely known.
Some of these articles have a particular historical context and will be of great use in observing the development and growth of evangelicalism in New Zealand. Interviews and book reviews will educate and inform, while sermons and reflections on Scripture will encourage and deepen faith in Jesus Christ. We pray that you are richly blessed by these articles.
| Issue | Title | Topic | Writer | Year | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
32 | Books Worth Reading | Book Review | 2013 | ||
Description:Book's reviewed: The Amazing Cross (Jeremy and Elizabeth McQuoid); Christ Our Reconcilier (J. E. M. Cameron); The Biblical Mandate for Caring for Creation (Dick Tripp); Atheism's New Clothes (David Glass); The Golden Cord (Charles Taliaferro); Connected (Sam Allberry); Emotions (Graham Beynon); Interpreting the Parables (Craig L. Blomberg) | |||||
33 | Books Worth Reading | Book Review | 2014 | ||
Description:Books reviewed: Mere Apologetics (Alister McGrath); Discover Acts (Stephen Gaukroger); Hope in an age of despair (Jonathan Moo and Robert White); The Transforming Trinity (Elizabeth McQuoid); The Message of Daniel (Dale Ralph Davis); Popcultured (Steve Turner); Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels (J. B. Green, J. K. Brown & N. Perrin); One Body (Alexander Pruss) | |||||
34 | Books Worth Reading | Book Review | 2014 | ||
Description:Book's reviewed: God in the Whirlwind (David F Wells); You Can Pray (Tim Chester); As long as the earth endures (Edited by Jonathan Moo and Robin Routledge); The Message of Jeremiah (Chris Wright) | |||||
35 | New Books Worth Reading | Book Review | 2014 | ||
Description:Books reviewed: Evangelical Theology (Micahel F. Bird); Simply God (Peter Sanlon); Fruitfulness on the Frontline (Mark Greene); Living Thoughtfully, Dying Well (Glen Miller) | |||||
Total resources: 4 |
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