In the preface to this evangelical classic, author John Stott says - 'I would like to leave behind me, as a kind of spiritual legacy, this little statement of evangelical faith, this personal appeal to the rising generation ... This is how I would wish to be remembered and judged'
Today's evangelicalism is so divided that many question whether the word is worth using at all. Is there even any common ground that can still hold us together? This heartfelt appeal from respected evangelical author John Stott suggests that there is. Breaking down years of timeless Christian thought on the subject of discipleship he shows that the Trinitarian heart of our evangelical faith. By expounding the wonderous miracle of God the Father, revealing Himself to us through Jesus Christ, who redeemed us through his death on cross and by His resurrection; and by the personal work of the indwelling Holy Spirit in our lives transforming us shows us the threefold emphasis of an evangelical faith based upon the Word of God, the once-for-all work of Christ, and the active, continuing work of the Spirit.
Pointing us away from our differences, the author calls us to remember the glorious work of Father, Son and Spirit which should unite us all.
