Our forthcoming title 'Good Bad No Dad?' by John David Woods tackles the tough and tender issue of fatherlessness in a biblical and pastoral way. We are grateful to Ian Williamson of Medhurst Ministries for sharing his impressions of the book. Pre-order copies are now available

✨ Encouragement! 10 years ago, a man heard the gospel on the streets and was saved — but the preacher never knew… until now! 🙌 Even when we don’t see the fruit, God is still at work through faithful evangelism. 📖 Read the story: joshwilliamson.org/articles/2025/… #Evangelism

My latest book is out this Wednesday (23rd April). Check it out at ⁦Grace Publications Trust⁩ lnkd.in/e_dG_PnN ⁦10ofthose 🇬🇧 (UK)⁩ or Amazon. Let me know what you what you think.

Publication Day tomorrow. I wanted to mention ⁦Adam Thomas⁩ whose book commendation awards are highly valued by me and ⁦Grace Publications Trust⁩ This book has no commendations. Adam is honoured not to have been invited to commend it! Maybe I am in line for an award in 2026

This was officially released today by ⁦Grace Publications Trust⁩ Those who have read advance copies have been positive. I was asked how long it took to write, my answer: 69 years. Praying that Abba Father will use the book to inform and equip, and provide joy, peace and hope.

Nick, Eisa and I set up a book table today in Brighton city centre. It was so encouraging to see God use us all. skullyinbrighton.co.uk/god-really-doe… Grace Church Brighton

Yesterday, our Grace Church Brighton book table was only a few yards away from a team raising support for a charity. We didn't want to cramp their style or overwhelm the public so I went over to say hello. This is what happened skullyinbrighton.co.uk/christ-and-the…

Very exciting gospel initiative in London! shorturl.at/4Eiag

100 copies for £25, 1,000 for £135! This is a *really exciting initiative*! Order at shorturl.at/4Eiag

8 May 1884: Shaftesbury thrilled by a cheap New Testament to "fill England with knowledge of the word of the Lord"! 8 May 2025: #GoodNewsforLondon! Details and orders at: gracepublications.co.uk/products/good-… @GracePubBooks

Launching an evangelistic book of Mark "Good News for London" with Ed Stetzer - we are eager to get the good news out to more people because London needs Jesus

Yesterday I was at the launch of Good News for London, a great initiative to distribute Mark's Gospels. Churches can buy 1,000 for £135. Details here goodnewsforlondon.org

Thanks Bill James for commending Good News for London, we greatly appreciate it. Copies can be purchased here: shorturl.at/4Eiag

The Christian Standard Bible, anglicised version, is now out in the UK! (I had to change the "z" to "s" in my post!)

The good news - too good not to share!   We’ve worked with Grace Publications Trust and Christian Standard Bible to produce contemporary ‘zine style copies of Mark’s gospel.   Designed for mass distribution to share with a stranger or neighbour.   Get your copies today: gracepublications.co.uk

On Saturday, our Principal Bill James attended the launch of 'Good News for London', a Grace Publications Trust & London City Mission initiative to distribute copies of Mark's Gospel which are designed with Londoners in mind. Both organisations have history and friendships with the Seminary.

We are proud to publish 'Good Bad No Dad?' by John David Woods, and are grateful to Dan Strange for his positive review in this month's Evangelicals Now. We believe that this is a vital read for everyone who wants to understand the impact of fatherlessness on our world, and its

If you want a Bible translation that draws scholars from different traditions committed to the authority of scripture, the Christian Standard Bible has got you covered. The CSB has involved more than 100 biblical scholars across 17 different denominations including Anglicans, Baptists,

🧵How did such a recent Bible translation EXPLODE in popularity with pastors, theologians, and everyday readers alike? Here’s the origin story and impact of the Christian Standard Bible. [A thread 🧵 on the #CSB👇🏼 ]

Stephen Charnock on God's special presence in the church. This is why we gather for *worship* on Sunday, not just for fellowship. (On the omnipresence of God, BoT vol. 1, p. 426)