This statement of the church's faith in the sixteenth century is a child of its own time. Its language seems somewhat archaic and abstract. The issues with which it deals at first appear irrelevant…
As the author notes in his preface, there is much talk nowadays about the Church in the secular world but not a corresponding awareness of what the Church is. To know this we have to know what the …
In this book the author explores with charity and balance the contours of ecclesiology. He forthrightly takes up the most controversial of issues ranging from matters of church authority, the sacra…
In this book, opens with an exact consideration of the biblical bluprint for the church. God's intention for the local congregation and etymology of the term church are carefully discussed. The boo…
Churches have split and denominations have formed over the issue of church government. Yet while many Christians can explain their particular church's form of rule and may staunchly uphold it, few …
This book brings together fresh theological reflections - and provocations - on the subject of evangelical ecclesiology. It tackles what the character of evangelism as a loose coalition of Christia…
How can the living be held responsible for the faults of past generations? If the church is constantly "apologizing" for everything imaginable, does she not risk trivializing herself? In this remar…
This book examining the theological underpinnings of the church from a dispensational perspective. Anyone who has plowed through Chafer's Systematic Theology and been disappointed by the brief chap…
In this book Izuzquiza analyzes the language of theology, the role of social sciences, the transformation of culture, and the church's approach to politics. To that end he dialogues with some of th…