Notable scholars like Mark Noll and Sinclair Ferguson invite you to sit at the feet of classic Puritain writers to experience a living, three-dimensional portrait of the devoted life that emphasizes the Christian experience of communion with God, corporate revival, biblical preaching and the sanctifying working of God's Holy Spirit. Edited by Kelly M. Kapic and Randall C. Gleason.
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CONTRIBUTORS: Kelly M Kapic, Randall C Gleason
EAN: 9780830827947
COUNTRY: United States
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WEIGHT: 472 g
HEIGHT: 231 cm
PUBLISHED BY: InterVarsity Press
DATE PUBLISHED: 2004-10-22
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GENRE: RELIGION / Christian Theology / History
WIDTH: 155 cm
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Book Themes:
History of religion, Christianity
"Despite the Puritans' profound contributions to the doctrine and disciplines of the Christian life, we have few reliable introductions to their works. These insightful, accessible and critically appreciative essays enlarge our hearts and nurture us in living coram deo."--Stephen R. Spencer, Professor of Theology, Wheaton College
Kelly M. Kapic is professor of theological studies at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. He earned a PhD in systematic and historical theology at King's College, University of London and an MDiv at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida. Kapic is the author or editor of numerous books such as A Little Book for New Theologians, God So Loved He Gave, Communion with God, and Mapping Modern Theology. Additionally, he has published articles in various journals, such as the International Journal of Systematic Theology, Westminster Theological Journal, Conversations in Religion and Theology, and Evangelical Quarterly His first book, John Calvin and John Owen on Mortification: A Comparative Study in Reformed Spirituality was published in 1995 by Peter Lang.
