Salt, Light and Cities on Hills Paperback – October 17, 2014 by Melvin Tinker

This a good read!Are there lessons which we can learn from our evangelical forebears? How does what they believed and acted contrast with their 21st century theological offspring? What might a biblically shaped and theologically informed co-ordination between evangelistic activity and social action look like on the ground in 21st century Britain? These are some of the questions Melvin Tinker explores in this book in the hope of moving beyond caricatured, entrenched positions to a better rounded and clearly recognizable evangelical appreciation.

He did a very god job with his book.This book is written for the church leader, and covers issues with Biblical texts. He has done a thorough research, and even gives some personal background in the book. I would say it was a good read but not one on top of my list. 



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