Category: Book reviews

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  30.07.15

  A Miscellany of British Church History

  By J.P. Thackway

  A Miscellany of British Church History by Roland Burrows. Tentmaker Publications, hardcover, 629 pages, £24. Available from the author at: 27 Beauty Bank Cradley Heath W. Midlands B64 7HZ burrowsbbank@blueyonder.co.uk...

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  21.07.15

  The Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible

  By Brian Garrard

  Published 2014. 2217 pages. Hardback. £25 from the Free Presbyterian Church Bookroom, Glasgow (see below for more details). This is a truly remarkable edition of the King James Bible and...

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  07.10.13

  Two outstanding books

  By J.P. Thackway

  A PURITAN THEOLOGY by Joel R. Beeke and Mark Jones. ENCOURAGEMENT FOR PASTORS by Joel R. Beeke and Tony Slachter (Full details at the end of this article). “Of making...

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  27.05.13

  Calvin on reality, knowledge and conduct

  By Dr. John M. Brentnall

  Introduction In a highly technical article entitled Philosophic Calvinism (Living for God’s Glory ed. J. R. Beeke, Reformation Trust, 2008 pages 150-159) James Grier argues (using Abraham Kuyper’s Stone Lectures...

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  08.03.13

  Westminster Reference Bible

  By J.P. Thackway

  An extended review and appreciation Published by Trinitarian Bible Society (www.tbsbibles.org). Fuller details below. Hard on the heels of the four hundredth anniversary of the Authorised Version last year comes...

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  08.11.12

  A publication for our time

  By J.P. Thackway

  An extended review of THEY HAVE FORGOTTEN … An urgent plea for evangelicals to recognise the danger of the Ecumenical Movement and remember the stand that the British Evangelical Council...

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  27.08.10

  Review of ‘Christian Worship’

  By F.J. Harris

  The publication of a major hymnbook is an event of great significance and the first decade of the 21st Century has seen three such publications – the Praise! hymnbook in...

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  27.12.09

  A dangerous book

  By Martin Hagget

  This slender book (barely more than an extended essay) opens with the familiar and sweeping claim that “in 2009, the evidence for evolution by natural selection is overwhelming … in...

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