Navigating the heart of church truth in a time of debate.
This concise examination offers a plain, principled look at how Christians can hold fast to core beliefs while addressing the conflicts that divide the church today. The text argues for grounding all conclusions in Scripture and the living teaching of the Spirit, rather than in human traditions or shifting opinion.
In clear terms, it compares the roles of Scripture, tradition, and church governance, and it explains why a flexible yet faithful approach to church order is necessary for a global body of believers. It cautions against relying on past authorities at the expense of present discernment, while affirming the value of unity grounded in essential doctrine.
- Learn how first principles can guide discussions on faith and practice
- See how the sacraments and church ordinances are framed as witnesses and means of grace
- Understand the balance between individual conscience and ecclesial authority
- Explore the tension between tradition and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit
Ideal for readers of church history, Anglican and early Christian thought, and anyone seeking a steady, scripturally anchored approach to church life.