Publications

Phenomenal Grace, by RD Norman

Searching for words to describe God’s grace, RD Norman goes beyond ‘amazing’ to call God’s grace ‘phenomenal.’ Norman looks at the grace underpinning salvation from three points of view — what God the Father does, what God the Son does, and what God the Holy Spirit does — continually encouraging us to join in adoring worship of the God of such grace. Find out more …

Paperback, 158pp, £7.95 plus p&p. Place an order.

The Basics of Christian Doctrine, by James MacGregor

This is little handbook of Reformed theology, first published in 1861, was welcomed on its first appearance as one of the very best doctrinal books of its type. James MacGregor, Professor of Systematic Theology at New College, Edinburgh presents all the major doctrines of Christianity with freshness and admirable succinctness. Find out more …

Hardback, 290 pp, £16.50 plus p&p. Place an order.

Journey from Charismatic to Reformed, by Sylvester Konteh

Drawing on his own journey from Charismatic to Reformed, Sylvester Konteh takes us on a guided tour of the landscape of church practice and teaching. He exposes the key errors of the Charismatic churches in order to point out a better understanding of what the Bible teaches for faith and life. Find out more …

Paperback, 188 pp, £5.95 plus p&p. Place an order.

So Great Salvation: Selected Sermons by DB Macleod

Rev DB Macleod went to glory 30 years ago this year. This volume presents a sample of his preaching from the last few years of his life. He is still remembered as a most earnest preacher and a godly pastor, and these sermons reflect his untiring labours to bring together needy sinners and the glorious Saviour.

Also included in this book is a biographical introduction to Rev DB Macleod (1929–1995) and his devoted wife, Mrs Una Macleod (1930–2020). Find out more …

Hardback, 550pp, £24 plus p&p. Place an order.

The God of All Grace: The Westminster Conference Papers 2023

The Westminster Conference meets annually for theological and historical study. On behalf of the Westminster Conference, Ettrick Press has published the proceedings of the December 2023 conference, on the theme The God of All Grace.

The six lively and instructive papers in this volume highlight features of the lives and doctrine of several important figures in church history as well as delving into profound theological questions. Find out more …

Paperback, 162pp, £7.50 plus p&p. Place an order.

Edifying the Body of Christ: Studies on the Letters to the Seven Churches of Asia, by Joseph Ivimey

Remembered today mostly for his historical writings, the English Particular Baptist Joseph Ivimey (1773–1834) was first and foremost a pastor, serving 30 years as pastor of the church at Eagle Street, London.

In this volume, Christopher Osterbrock presents Ivimey’s edifying studies on the letters to the seven churches of Asia, along with selected further articles written by Ivimey on other texts of Scripture. These addresses give us the opportunity to hear sound instruction for the church today from a warm-hearted pastor of the past. Find out more …

Paperback, 226pp, £8.50 plus p&p. Place an order.

Redeeming Love Has Been My Theme: William Ward, by Samuel E. Masters

Although the nineteenth century pioneer missionary William Carey is well known, he would never have succeeded without his tireless co-labourers in the work, many of whom have been largely forgotten. This book faithfully records the life story of William Ward (1769–1823), Carey’s loyal and persevering friend and companion, without whom the work of the Serampore Mission would have been vastly diminished. Find out more …

Paperback, 218pp, £5.95 plus p&p. Place an order.
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A Very Present Help, by William Dobbie

Lieutenant General Sir William Dobbie (1879-1964) went into print on several occasions, always with the aim of demonstrating that it is not a vain thing to put our trust in God. This little book interweaves his experience of defending Malta during the fierce bombing raids of World War II with his reflections on how we come to know Jesus Christ savingly and what helps to live a life of service to the Lord. Find out more …

Paperback: 112pp, £5.95 plus p&p. Place an order.

Beholding His Glory, by JK Popham

In the last decade of his pastorate especially, JK Popham (1847-1937) kept returning to the theme of Christ’s person and work. This small book brings together a selection of his sermons and prayer meeting addresses, preached mainly from the Gospel of John.

Mr Popham’s main concern was to exalt the eternal Son of God in his incarnation, obedient life and glorious death – and for his hearers each to know in their own personal experience, ‘He must increase, but I must decrease.’ Find out more …

Paperback: 134pp, £4.95 plus p&p. Place an order.

Seven Words: Revealing the Mystery of the Cross, by Hugh M Cartwright

Christ spoke seven times from the cross, and each of his words sheds light on what was happening at Calvary. In a series of seven sermons, one on each of Christ’s sayings, Hugh M Cartwright (1943-2011) displays the vivid insights we are given into the meaning of Christ’s sufferings and activities on the cross. From the darkness of Gethsemane comes the brightest covenant grace for sinners. Find out more …

Hardback: 136pp, £14.75 plus p&p. Place an order.

George Smeaton: Learned Theologian and Biblical Scholar, by John W Keddie

George Smeaton (1814-1889) was one of Scotland’s leading theologians, especially noted for his work on the doctrine of the atonement and the doctrine of the Holy Spirit. Yet over the years he has been largely forgotten. In this revised and updated biography, John W Keddie simultaneously recovers Smeaton’s theology and introduces us to Smeaton as a person. Find out more …

Hardback: 210pp, £17.50 plus p&p. Place an order.

Paperback: 210 pp, £9.95 plus p&p. Place an order.

The King of Kings, by Principal John Macleod et al.

The upcoming coronation ceremony for King Charles III, with all its dignity and splendour, is an invitation to lift our thoughts to the spiritual majesty of King Jesus.

This collection of meditations on a past coronation directs us to consider various aspects of the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ. Earthly monarchs come and go, and inspire varying levels of devotion in their people. The contrast with the everlasting reign of King Jesus and the mutual love between him and his people is clear. Find out more …

136pp paperback, £4.95 plus p&p. Place an order.

Pursuing Holiness, by Hugh M Cartwright

Holiness and hope are the twin themes of 1 Peter. In a series of 32 addresses working comprehensively through this epistle, Hugh M Cartwright draws out the motivations to keep believers pursuing holiness and persevering in hope. With a glorious inheritance securely ahead of them and Christ’s atoning sacrifice behind them, the Lord’s people can press on in lives of self-denial and love. Find out more…

256pp hardback, £16 plus p&p. Place an order.

Holy Spirit Now Descend: Thomas Davis, by Michael AG Haykin

Thomas Davis (1734-1796), a faithful pastor and diligent evangelist, was instrumental in the remarkable revival of the Particular Baptist cause at Reading. Almost entirely forgotten today, Davis’s life and work are brought to light with warmth and theological acuity in this new biography by Michael Haykin. Illustrated by Tim Hawman. Find out more …

Illustrated 190-page paperback, £5.95 plus p&p. Place an order.

Eternal Truth, edited by John J Murray

Here is a complete reprint of Eternal Truth, a magazine which called for repentance and longed for restoration in the church. An arresting blend of historic pieces and contemporary commentary, the contents are still as noteworthy as when they first appeared 60 years ago. Accurate theology and personal godliness are the twin emphases of these issues, seen all the more clearly when collected together as a complete set. Find out more …

Hardback: 176pp, £14.50 plus p&p. Out of stock.

Paperback: 176pp, £9.95 plus p&p. Place an order.

Scattered and Kept, by Thomas Boston

As it turns out, the 12-volume Complete Works of Thomas Boston is in fact incomplete. Here are twenty-five of Boston’s sermons, in print again for the first time in 250 years. Our edition also includes three further sermons, transcribed from unpublished manuscripts for the first time ever. Find out more …

464-page hardback, £24 plus p&p. Place an order.

Fighting the Good Fight, by Hugh M Cartwright

What encouragements do Christians have in the struggle against self, sin and Satan? In this volume, Hugh M Cartwright shows how we are equipped with the whole armour of God, and explores the characteristics of those blessed people who, united to Christ, daily fight the good fight of faith. Find out more …

280pp paperback, £9.95 plus p&p. Place an order. (Order in Canada)

The Mystery of Providence, by John J Murray

In four succinct chapters, John J Murray explains the key truths of the doctrine of providence. With plenty of examples from Scripture, he sets out the Bible’s teaching on the wonderful works of God and shows how providence both brings glory to God and prepares God’s people for glory. Find out more …

142pp paperback, £4.95 plus p&p. Place an order. (Order in Canada)

Worship and Witness in Crisis, edited by Matthew A Vogan and Matthew J Hyde

This edited collection of essays explores how the church has responded to the coronavirus crisis. Neither complacent nor condemnatory, contributors from various denominations across the UK reflect on the events of 2020-21 from biblical, theological, and historical perspectives. Find out more …

296pp paperback, £10.95 plus p&p. Place an order. (Order in Canada)