Tim Grass Books

Focusing on the life and ministry of Edward Irving, this biography presents a comprehensive narrative that integrates previously unused letters and his published works. It highlights his significance as a nineteenth-century Scottish theologian, emphasizing both his personal journey and his contributions to preaching and pastoral theology. The book aims to provide a well-rounded perspective on Irving's thought and practice, reflecting the recent resurgence of interest in his life and ideas.

Focusing on the connection between theology and pastoral practice, this book provides a comprehensive exploration of Irving's evolving beliefs and their impact on his ministry. It offers a fresh perspective on his work, highlighting the intricate relationship between his theological ideas and practical applications over the years.

Focusing on the unique blend of liturgical worship, charismatic experience, and ecumenical vision, this account explores the Catholic Apostolic Church's growth and decline through previously untapped archival sources across multiple countries. Unlike earlier English accounts, it encompasses the Church's global development, providing a comprehensive survey of its history, polity, and ministry. By presenting the Church's narrative rather than fitting it into a specific hypothesis, the book encourages further research and opens new avenues for inquiry into this intriguing institution.

A text book that provides an introduction to global Christianity from 1700 to the mid 20th century. It aims to help students understand the processes, movements and individuals who have contributed to making the contemporary Christian landscape the shape it is in the 21st century.