Primer 01

Primer 01: True to His Word

The first issue of Primer will help you to defend, celebrate, & communicate the trustworthiness of Scripture. Alongside editor David Shaw, the contributors are Ralph Cunnington, Dave Puttick, John Stevens, Fred Zaspel and B B Warfield.

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David Shaw, John Stevens, Ralph Cunnington   ·   09 Nov 2015

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Primer was published by FIEC twice a year from 2015 to 2021, with issues 10 to 12 being a partnership between FIEC and Oak Hill College. Designed to help those in church leadership stay theologically sharp and engaged, each issue focuses on one area of theology, surveying current debates alongside historical perspectives.

Though originally only available in print, this issue of Primer is now available as a free PDF download.

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David Shaw
David Shaw

David is pastor of Woodstock Road Baptist Church in Oxford, having previously lectured in New Testament and Greek at Oak Hill College, London. He was the editor of FIEC's theological publication Primer whilst he served as FIEC's Theological Adviser.

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John Stevens

John has been FIEC's National Director since 2010. He also serves on the Affinity Council and teaches on courses at Bible colleges across the country.

Ralph Cunnington
Ralph Cunnington

Ralph is a pastor of City Church in Manchester and is passionate about "inviting everyone to enjoy Christ for the glory of God".

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