by Eric E. Wright
Doctrine in Denim
Concise doctrinal studies to anchor faith in a time of drift and doubt.
Doctrine in Denim is a handy guide to Christian doctrine. Each study is clear and concise, readable and interesting, devotional and practical. And yet they are thorough, never simplistic. The book covers all the essential doctrines of the Christian faith: revelation and creation, the attributes of God, the Trinity, mankind’s fall, the covenants, the work of Christ in redemption, the nature of the church and its mission. The book concludes with a brief summary of revelation about end times and gives suggestions for living out the life of a serious disciple.
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Comments from readers:
- “I greatly appreciated the clarity and simplicity of these studies, their emphasis on the gospel, and the insightful descriptions of the place of mystery in the study of theology.” Pastor Jon Margeson, Fellowship Baptist Church, Cobourg, Ontario.
- “As a layman, the need for more discussion on doctrine has been on my mind for years. Reading Eric’s writings on doctrine in this insightful book has been very rewarding.” Robin Seale, retired from the trucking industry.
- “Eric Wright has taken difficult doctrines of the Christian faith and made them accessible to anyone, no matter where they are in their faith journey. Each short chapter followed by reflection questions are ideal for devotional use and small group study. Doctrine in Denim is a gift to the Church for the advancement of His Kingdom!” John Wesselius, originator of “Ask a Christian” booth in Ontario fairs.
Believing that Scripture guides us toward a hopeful, joyful life, I wrote Doctrine in Denim, to enable every Christian to have access to biblical truth in concise devotional studies of the essential doctrines of the Christian Faith. All of this is “so that through endurance and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope. [and thus] May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust him, so that you may over flow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit” (Romans 15:4,13).