This is a summary of recent books read by Martin Davie, compiling his evaluations and the commendations of others. In this edition: Life...

God's Work and Satan's Assault on Human Life in the Womb From the Patristic period Genesis 3:15 has been viewed as the “Protoevangelium”...

We often use this prayer at the end of our Sunday meetings: “May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the...

Of course they do, or perhaps I should say, of course we do. But what I’m talking about is women receiving Theological education....

This is a summary of recent books read by Martin Davie, compiling his evaluations and the commendations of others. In this edition:...

The Latimer Trust asks Robert Bashford How did you become a Christian? I became a Christian through Crusaders, which was an organization...

A Review of Lesley Rowe's new book 'From Barebones to Old Bones. John St Nicholas (1604-1698)' Latimer Trust 2023 When I first saw the...

A definition. There are four Instruments of Communion that are intended to bind the Anglican world together. They are: 1. The Archbishop...

Book review of Reformation Anglicanism: Essays on Edwardian Evangelicalism Edited by Mark Earngey and Stephen Tong, Latimer Trust, 2023...

Dave was into politics. He loved it. He tweeted it. He talked about it. He bored his friends about it. As time went on, he realized he...

Reflections on Easter. Ecclesiastes 1 is a great Easter passage. 4 Generations come and generations go, but the earth remains forever. 5...

God created us as dependent, reliant beings. Our neediness is inherent in our very created nature. The question then is ‘who or what are...

The Latimer Trust asks Simon Vibert 1. How did you become a Christian? I was brought up in a Liberal Anglo Catholic Church in Jersey. ...

An insight into our new book edited by Mark Earngey and Stephen Tong. The reformation continues to excite, perplex, surprise, and inspire...

This is a summary of recent books read by Martin Davie, compiling his evaluations and the commendations of others. In this edition: Time...

Before I was a pastor I trained as a primary school teacher. Something I loved about the English education system was the desire not just...

“It’s a very difficult subject.” These are words I’ve often heard over the last months as the consequences of the Church of England’s...

Allan Chapple answers these questions. 1. How did you become a Christian? On June 1, 1960, a few weeks before my 14th birthday, I turned...

A book review by Daniel Kirk on Wallace Benn's new booklet 'Prophetic Preaching. The missing Jewel of The Evangelical Church?' I wish,...

This article seeks to consider biblical inclusivity, particularly in communities which are predominantly of one kind, and how differences...