Bitesize Theology: An ABC of the Christian Faith (Jeffery)

Author:

Jeffery, Peter

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SKU:

9780852344477

Publisher:

Evangelical Press

Pages:

109

Binding:

Paperback

In this easy-to-read book, Peter Jeffery shows us just how tantalizingly enjoyable Bible teaching can be. With short but solid chapters on key subjects, he outlines the ABCs of the Christian faith.

Each of the chapters is bite sized. There is just enough to manage at one time, and you will find there is much to nourish the mind as well as to warm the heart and inspire the will. Quotations from other writers are also included, as is as a list of recommended books for additional reading. There is also a guide for reading the New Testament and Psalms through in a year.

Author

Peter Jeffery enjoyed a long and successful ministry in Wales. Now retired, he continues to be in demand as a gospel preacher on both sides of the Atlantic. He is author of numerous books and booklets, including Which way to God?, Overcoming life's difficulties - learning from the book of Joshua, and Rainbow of Grace - Learning from the life of Noah.

Endorsement

"Peter Jeffery has a unique gift for presenting difficult concepts precisely, with clear and simple language. Bitesize theology is both sound and simple – a combination that is all too rare in modern evangelical literature. This is an invaluable resource for both lay people and serious students of theology." - John F. MacArthur Jr

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Excellent for New Believers

Posted by Breton Palmer on 19th Jul 2013

This book does an excellent job of giving an introduction to the basic theological words in quick, concise "bites". Doctrinally I felt it was very solid, was grace filled when arriving at potentially "controversial" topics such as election, eschatology, and touches briefly on baptism etc. I would highly recommend this book for anyone who knows a new follower of Christ, or is looking for a primer for a New Believers Class. I believe roughly half of the selected words are the same as Packer's book "18 Words" so I feel both can be read together, instead of debating which to get in an "either/or" scenario (as I was in till I read both and decided to own each)