John Stott Boeken

Vijf preken over het gezag en de relevantie van de bijbel, door de Anglicaanse prediker en evangelische theoloog.

Re-presentation of a classic exposition of Jesus' teaching for a new generation of readers

Challenging the belief that preaching is obsolete, this book presents a theological foundation for its relevance today. It emphasizes the importance of the preacher's character and the task of connecting listeners with truth rather than focusing on techniques. By advocating for thorough study of both Scripture and contemporary society, it offers practical suggestions for sermon preparation. The essence of John Stott's original work is preserved, while making it more relatable for modern audiences by removing outdated references.

Paul's letter to the Ephesians is about uniting all things in Christ. We learn how to break down what separates us from God, as well as what causes disconnection within families, in churches, and between racial and ethnic groups. This newly updated Bible study guide from John Stott provides a vision of the new society God has planned in his church.

An exposition of the meaning of the cross and a call to live in its power.

Engaging with today's world while adhering to Scripture is a central theme, as John Stott emphasizes the importance of listening to both the Word and contemporary society. The updated edition by Tim Chester explores the church's mission through four key aspects: understanding Christ's uniqueness in a pluralistic context, the biblical foundation for mission, the interplay between evangelism and social responsibility, and lessons from Jesus' life. Each chapter encourages reflection and discussion, presenting Christianity as an active force for witnessing and serving in the world.

The book explores the ongoing controversies surrounding Jesus during his ministry, highlighting how the tension-filled interactions in the Gospels are crucial for understanding Christian doctrine. John Stott delves into these social exchanges, revealing their significance in grasping the essence of faith and the complexities of the teachings of Jesus.

Engaging effectively with contemporary society while adhering to Scripture is the central theme of this book. John Stott emphasizes the importance of listening to both the Word and the world, advocating for a Christianity that maintains its authentic identity while addressing modern realities. He offers a biblical depiction of the church as a covenant community, highlighting its vital role in fulfilling God's purposes. This practical guide serves as a resource for Christians aiming to navigate the complexities of today's world.

Reissued as part of the Hodder Contemporary Classics collection, former Rector Emeritus of All Souls Langham Place John Stott's personal message on the importance of preaching is as relevant and challenging today.

What does it mean to say Jesus is Lord? The late Anglican pastor John Stott--named as one of the 100 most influential people in 2005 by Time magazine-was committed to the notion that Jesus' lordship has ramifications for all of life. Out of this conviction grew his contention that the whole mission of God includes both evangelism and social action. Christ the Cornerstone recovers several decades of his writings exploring the consequences of Jesus' lordship from the pages of Christianity Today, including the regular "Cornerstone" column he wrote from 1977-1981. In them, he treats such diverse topics as Scripture, discipleship, the worldwide mission of the church, and social concerns such as the value of human life, care for animals, racial diversity, and economic inequality. Gain insight for today from the writings of a guiding light of evangelicalism.