A challenging theological study of modern nationalism and the nation-state, evaluated from the viewpoint of Christian ethics.

Written by a leading authority on Tyndale's theology, this study of the role of Christ's blood sacrifice in Tyndale's thought emphasises the distinctiveness and originality of the great English Reformer.

A study of the debate over methods of primary education and of the conflict between child-centred and more traditional-education; concern about the role of the teacher; and, the renewed challenge of 'play' as a tool of education.

Examines in detail the particular needs and experiences of young adults, many of whom will be taking on fresh responsibilities, buying their own homes and starting families. At a time when life promises so much, a major bereavement can be devastating. Bereavement brings with it a multitude of different physical and emotional demands.

An introduction to Old Testament prophecy offering an understanding of its basic principles, the background against which the prophets worked and the underlying ideal they took for granted. Mowvley explains the significance of the Word, the place of symbolic action and the meaning of such prophetic ideas as holiness and righteousness.

An exploration of C.S. Lewis's thinking and writing on education, and how Lewis's insights offer a challenge to modern educational theory and practice.

An innovative look at how spiritual and secular thought collide and combine in today's world, charting a new way forward that combines the best of both worldviews.

A thorough and enlightening examination of the theological writings of the leading Elizabethan divine, rediscovering his contribution to the development of Christian thought.