Sanctification: Explorations in Theology and Practice

✍ Scribed by Kelly M. Kapic

Publisher: InterVarsity Press / IVP Academic
Year: 2014
Tongue: English
Leaves: 300
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Preface
Abbreviations
Contributors

Prelude: An Opening Homily
1. Holiness: Restoring God's Image: A Homily on Colossians 3:5-17
Derek Tidball

Part 1: Sanctified by Grace Through Faith in Union with Christ
2. Living by Faith—Alone? Reformed Responses to Antinomianism
Richard Lints
3. Sanctification by Faith?
Henri Blocher
4. Covenantal Union and Communion: Union with Christ as the Covenant of Grace
Brannon Ellis
5. Sanctification after Metaphysics: Karl Barth in Conversation with John Wesley's Conception of "Christian Perfection"
Bruce L. McCormack

Part 2: Human Agency and Sanctification's Relationship to Ethics
6. "Let the Earth Bring Forth . . .": The Spirit and Human Agency in Sanctification
Michael Horton
7. Sanctification and Ethics
Oliver O'Donovan
8. On Bavinck's Theology of Sanctification-as-Ethics
James Eglinton

Part 3: Theological and Pastoral Meditations on Sanctification
9. Gospel Holiness: Some Dogmatic Reflections
Ivor J. Davidson
10. Faith, Hope and Love: A Theological Meditation on Suffering and Sanctification
Kelly M. Kapic
11. Sonship, Identity and Transformation
Julie Canlis
12. Sanctification Through Preaching: How John Chrysostom Preached for Personal Transformation
Peter Moore

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