I believe in the Bible

John Woods | Reviews

Date posted: 1 Nov 2000

By David Jackman
Hodder & Stoughton. 240 pages. £7.99
ISBN 0 340 74574 6

This is a volume from a fresh tranche of books in a series that began its life in the 1980s with classics like John Stott's I believe in Preaching and Michael Green's I believe in the Holy Spirit.

20 years ago the series made a helpful (albeit theologically mixed) contribution to evangelical thinking. It has taken until now for a volume to appear that affirms the author's unreserved belief in the Bible; that is what David Jackman offers us here.

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