A book review on Gospel Trials In 1662 by Peter Adam Darling, you got to let me know Should I stay or should I go? If you say that you...

Confusion and conflict over church music continue to compromise the unity and witness of many churches today, so it is vital that our...

The Most Rev Dr Benjamin Kwashi, Archbishop of Jos and Gafcon General Secretary, recommends Anglican Foundations by Tim Patrick "very...

Rob Munro describes Resilience by Kirsten Birkett as a "great help as people reflect on how we can go the distance and live a lifetime in...

Johnny Juckes, President of Oak Hill College, recommends Preaching by Allan Chapple. #Book #Review #Video

This book persuaded me to re-read Matthew and to preach through it in one go. Listen to Him is a collection of papers delivered at the...

A friend had highly recommended True Devotion to me last year, but it wasn’t until I began reading for an essay on my theological...

The Latin phrase lex orandi, lex credendi (‘the law of praying is the law of believing’) is a phrase which is often used in Anglican...

Most committed Anglicans are very familiar with some of the most important foundational documents of our communion. In particular, the...

It seems that wherever you go in the church of England these days, you are never far from something that is described as ‘Celtic,’...

Broughton Knox is probably not a household name among evangelical Anglicans today, yet the impact of his ministry, exercised in the...

When John Stott wrote in 2007 that “There is no biblical warrant for the so-called one-man band, in which a single pastor, like a single...