Pulpit and People: Essays in Honour of William Still
This interesting collection of essays has been digitised my kind permission of the publisher and editors. It includes contributions by James Philip, David F. Wright, I. Howard Marshall, Sinclair B. Ferguson and more. The essays cover subjects such as preaching, the Bible, ministry, the psychology of inner healing, infant baptism and the problem of apostasy in Hebrews.
Nigel M. de S. Cameron & Sinclair B. Ferguson, eds., Pulpit & People. Essays in Honour of William Still on his 75th birthday. Edinburgh: Rutherford House Books, 1986. Hbk. ISBN: 0946068186. pp.148. [Click here to visit the download page for this title]
Table of Contents
- Foreword: Nigel de S. Cameron, pp.ix
- Biographical Introduction: William Still — Sinclair B. Ferguson
- Expository Preaching: an Historical Survey—James Philip
- The Recovery of Christian Realism in the Scottish Expository Ministry Movement—Douglas F. Kelly
- The Pulpit Bible: Preaching and the Logic of Authority—Nigel M. de S. Cameron
- Word, Ministry and Congregation in the Reformation Confessions—David F. Wrightpdf
- Church and Ministry in I Timothy—I. Howard Marshall
- Concerning Confessions—Francis Lyall
- Building the Church Today—George M. Philip
- The Reformed Doctrine of Sonship—Sinclair B. Ferguson
- Psychological Aspects of Inner Healing—Montagu G. Barker
- The Land is Mine … and you are My Tenants: Reflections on a Biblical view of Man and Nature—Rowland Moss
- The Children for Christ. His Covenant Seed and their Covenant Sign—J. Douglas Macmillan
- The Problem of Apostasy in Hebrews—Henry A.G. Tait
- Suffering: a Study on Romans 8:18-30—Brian Moore
