A Foot in Two WorldsDescription The Christian life is goodreally good. It's a life of forgiveness and freedom and fellowship and joy. But the Christian life can also be genuinely hard. Sickness and suffering still come our way. Sinful habits from the past still dog our steps. Sometimes it feels like an endless grind. Why is this? Is it meant to be this way? Is there any solution? In this masterful little book, John Chapman answers these pressing questions by drawing on

and a fellow of the Institute of Biblical Studies

knowing that he is choosing hell over shame and embarrassment

I think it's a winner

With clarity and compassion

Those of us who grew up with Reformed theology in the 20th century will find this book refreshing

we cannot afford to let our society’s loose relationship with truth influence our thinking

or potential trainees who want to understand what apprenticeship is about

or at least left to one side

Jocelyn Loane knows what it is like to raise children in today’s world

But you’re not on your own

rural and urban

He has studied chemical engineering and theology