As a critical history or a guide for contemporary evangelism, the book is lacking. But as a historical chronicle of an extraordinary time in Australian evangelical history this work is very valuable.
The gospel principle of ‘both/and’ explains how we live all areas of the Christian life (thought and deed) imitating Christ by doing seemingly opposite things simultaneously.
Rory provides a systematic breakdown of the circumstances, theology, and context of Jesus’ death and resurrection in an admirably short book.
Those looking for a way through the jungles of the fourth-century trinitarian debates will find a sure guide to lead them between the thickets.
My toxic trait is reading books about the harms of smartphones and social media but not doing anything about it. If the book jacket mentions “unprecedented times” or “digital minimalism”, I’m already clicking, Add to Cart.
