Available Books
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The Family of Faith: Studies on the Church and Its Communal Values (184 pages)
This collection of twenty-six essays on the Church is intended for the average reader. A few of the articles delve into primary sources and become a bit more technical, yet these are also not overly academic and are written with the purpose of applying a Biblical theology and ethic of the Church to our lives as God's people today. The book is currently offered for free; just click the link.
Separated Unto God: Biblical Studies on Division and Unity for the Church (63 pages)
This book pulls together various of my writings on the topic of 'unity' in light of concerns for unity as the Church experiences so much division. A Biblical understanding of unity, not the popular understanding of it, provides a healthy and orthodox understanding for the Church. This book is offered for free; just click on the link.
The Days of Indignation: Anglican Revisionists and Calling Evil 'Good' (198 pages)
This book contains short essays written over the years in response to the challenges to orthodox Anglicanism from revisionist Anglicans, particularly in the Church of England. The book is offered for free; just click on the link.
A Faithful Witness: Essays toward an Orthodox, Evangelical, Public Theology (E-Book, 407 pages) by Rollin G. Grams. (Presently available for free.)
A Faithful Witness
consists of 41 essays under the following heads: public
theology, sin and the three publics, suffering, public values and virtues,
public practices, nation and state, and God’s transforming grace.
Essays toward a New Testament Mission Theology (E-Book, 120 pages) by Rollin G. Grams, $1.20
These short essays are written mainly for a lay audience and look at missions through the Gospels and Paul, and their engagement with the Old Testament.
forthcomingRival Versions of Theological Enquiry (E-book, 97 pages) by Rollin G. Grams
This book examines how the incommensurable versions of theological enquiry of Modernity, Postmodernity, and Tradition (ala Alasdair MacIntyre) have proceeded in the four tasks of theology (exegesis, Biblical theology, forming of convictions, and praxis). The book was written as a primer for theological doctoral students but has also been used with masters level students.
Currently available for free. Link.
The Church and Western Tribalism (E-Book, 152 pages) by Rollin G. Grams
$1.99
This book is a collection of essays on the Church and Western Culture. It argues that the post-postmodern cultural context is best categorized as 'tribalism,' and the academic fields that have risen to prominence are in the social sciences, particularly sociology (as opposed to science in modernity and literature in postmodernity). For the preface and table of contents, go to https://bibleandmission.blogspot.com/2022/03/the-church-and-western-tribalism-2021.html.
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These books are available from publishers, bookstores, and online retailers.
This book explores the Biblical and historical witness of the Church to Christianity's teaching on homosexuality. It locates this witness over against the cultures of the Ancient Near East, Greece, and Rome, and it further sheds light on the teaching of the Church throughout history. Written with co-author Rev. Dr. S. Donald Fortson, Professor of Church History, Reformed Theological Seminary. (2016)
This book is a collection of essays on the Church and Western Culture. It argues that the post-postmodern cultural context is best categorized as 'tribalism,' and the academic fields that have risen to prominence are in the social sciences, particularly sociology (as opposed to science in modernity and literature in postmodernity). For the preface and table of contents, go to https://bibleandmission.blogspot.com/2022/03/the-church-and-western-tribalism-2021.html.
Biblical Catechism on Sex and Marriage (41 pages), prepared by Rollin G. Grams $0.99
This book takes readers to relevant Scripture passages to discuss questions about sex and marriage. It serves as a Biblical guidebook for Christians exploring these topics. 
What is Progressive Theology? (193 pages), by Rollin G. Grams Free
Through 27 essays, this book explores how progressivism is dominating Western culture and being embraced by some Christians, including some Evangelicals. The book aims to understand what this latest challenge to orthodoxy is and provides a needed response. For an introduction to the book, see https://bibleandmission.blogspot.com/2022/03/what-is-progressive-theology-2022.html.
Four Lenten Studies in Forty Lessons (45 pages), by Rollin G. Grams Free
These lessons develop 2 Chronicles 7.13-14 on humility, prayer, seeking God's face, and turning from our wicked ways. They are partitioned for reading over the forty days of Lent.
These books are available from publishers, bookstores, and online retailers.
This book explores the Biblical and historical witness of the Church to Christianity's teaching on homosexuality. It locates this witness over against the cultures of the Ancient Near East, Greece, and Rome, and it further sheds light on the teaching of the Church throughout history. Written with co-author Rev. Dr. S. Donald Fortson, Professor of Church History, Reformed Theological Seminary. (2016)
Available as a paperback or e-book. Check out prices at:
B&H Academic; www.christianbook.com; amazon.com
This book is a multi-author work that was produced out of a conference seeking to explore the Bible in its relationship to Christian missions. (2008)
B&H Academic; www.christianbook.com; amazon.com
Available as a paperback on amazon.com
This book is a biography of the life of Eugene E. and E. Phyllis Grams, covering their first eleven years as missionaries in South Africa from 1951-1962. The book is written to tell the story of God's amazing work in rural and urban areas of the Northern Transvaal and Orange Free State as He worked through these missionaries to confront the powers of Apartheid and the spiritual forces of African Traditional Religion to bring transformation to numerous lives and build His Church, The biography is a narrative theology that provides historical background and context for the Assemblies of God missionary work in South Africa during these years and provides theological reflection. (2015)
This book is a biography of the life of Eugene E. and E. Phyllis Grams, covering their first eleven years as missionaries in South Africa from 1951-1962. The book is written to tell the story of God's amazing work in rural and urban areas of the Northern Transvaal and Orange Free State as He worked through these missionaries to confront the powers of Apartheid and the spiritual forces of African Traditional Religion to bring transformation to numerous lives and build His Church, The biography is a narrative theology that provides historical background and context for the Assemblies of God missionary work in South Africa during these years and provides theological reflection. (2015)
Available as a paperback or e-book. Wipf & Stock; amazon.com
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