May 2022
Under God, Over the People
The Calling & Accountability of the Civil Government
A Confessional Perspective
Our newest title is now available through both UK and US distributors.
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The Theology on the Go Podcast hosted by Jonathan Master and James Dolezal interviewed Oliver Allmand-Smith on to discuss his upcoming book, Under God, Over the People
Each month we highlight a title from the Broken Wharfe Bookshop. In doing this, we hope to increase an appreciation for the rich theological heritage and relevance of Confessional Baptist teaching.
Every Book of the Month will be available at a discounted price!
The Mystery of Christ, his covenant and his kingdom carefully balances both the scope and simplicity of the biblical covenants as revealed in Scripture. It takes the reader on a “clear tour through the various covenants by which God has related to humanity” by presenting “a cohesive map of the covenants of Scripture”. In this UK Revised edition the author clarifies his presentation at certain points further strengthening, without changing, the substance of the argument.
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Day of Teaching with James Renihan
We were privileged to provide a bookstall for Christ Church Loughborough at their recent teaching day on the doctrine of Justification. James Renihan spent the day teaching the historical and theological context of this precious doctrine of our common faith.
IRBSUK – Preaching the Psalms
Another IRBSUK Study Day was held in Greater Manchester. Once again, James Renihan ministered among UK churches teaching on the topic Preaching the Psalms to a Christian Congregation. It was very encouraging to see many men from various churches around the UK gather for these meetings. We continue to pray the Lord would continue to build his church in the homeland of our confession of faith.
Grace Baptist Assembly 2022
The Grace Baptists kindly asked us to provide the bookstall for this years assembly. Though not an association of confessional Baptist churches, many of the churches represented hold to the 1689 Confession of Faith. This assembly has been meeting for several years and continues to be a happy meeting place for many reformed and baptist churches in the UK.
It was encouraging to hear several people express thanks for making confessional Baptist books available in the UK which have previously been hard to obtain. It is a joy to be able to continue building upon the previous efforts of reformed Baptists in the UK such as Erroll Hulse, David Kingdon, Robert Oliver and others. We continue to rest in Christ amid these challenging days.