Synopses & Reviews
Though probably best known for his scholarship on John Calvin, John Leith's work in the church and the academy has earned him honors in many areas. This collection of writings reveals some of his areas of expertise, including not only Calvin, but also the history of the Presbyterian Church, civil rights and integration, a Christ-centered faith, theological education, issues of sexuality, and the nature of the church.
Synopsis
Preeminent theologian B. A. Gerrish uses the motif of the journey of Christian life to present themes such as God, faith, sin, evil, and forgiveness, as well as to address important related contemporary questions. In these theologically astute and psychologically insightful sermons, he conveys the process of faith development in the face of issues that challenge simple belief.
About the Author
B. A. Gerrish is John Nuveen Professor Emeritus of Historical Theology at the University of Chicago Divinity School and Distinguished Service Professor of Theology at Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education in Richmond, Virginia. He is considered one of the world's foremost contemporary theologians. His publications include Saving and Secular Faith: An Invitation to Systematic Theology and The Pilgrim Road: Sermons on Christian Life.