Grace Publicatons Online Catalog

SIR ROBERT ANDERSON, K.C.B., L.L. D.

Though of Scottish descent, Sir Robert Anderson was born in Dublin on May 29, 1841 His father, Matthew Anderson, was Crown Solicitor in the Irish capital, a distinguished elder in the Irish Presbyterian Church, and was descended from one of the "No Surrender" group of Derry defenders.

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From the author of the popular Christian novel "The Fisherman" comes this theology of grace. This book is for all those who never tire of asking "why" or "how." It is an indepth analysis of the theology of grace. It is not for those who want a shallow and easy-read book with more illustration that truth to be illustrated. It is on my top 15 book list.

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Ethelbert William Bullinger AKC (December 15, 1837 – June 6, 1913) was an Anglican clergyman, Biblical scholar, and ultradispensationalist theologian.  He was born in Canterbury, Kent, England, the youngest of five children of William and Mary (Bent) Bullinger.[1] His family traced their ancestry back to Heinrich Bullinger, the Swiss Reformer.

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Harry Bultema was born in the Netherlands. Educated at Calvin College and Seminary in Grand Rapids, Bultema pastored Christian Reformed churches in Iowa and Michigan. Personal studies led him to the conclusion that there is a difference between Christ as King of Israel and Christ as Head of the Church, which resulted in his becoming a dispensationalist and in the formation of the Berean Bible Church of Muskegon, Michigan, where he pastored for 31 years. He was a popular conference speaker in the United States and in the Netherlands.

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Born in 1915, Ernest R. Campbell received his B.A. from the University of Oregon, his B.D. and Th.D from Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he majored in Greek under the renowned Greek scholar, Dr. Julius R. Mantey. He has served in the pastorate for over 35 years and is the founder of what is presently Canyonview Bible Seminary in Silverton, Oregon, a school emphasizing expository, verse by verse teaching from the Greek New Testament.

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Timothy F. ConklinSenior Pastor-Teacher
Born in Bluffton, Indiana, on January 9, 1941

Education:

B.R.E., Grace Bible College, 1967, Pastoral Studies & MissionsM.A., Azusa Pacific University, 1979, Theology & EthicsM.A., Western Michigan University, 1997, Higher Education LeadershipD.D., Grace Bible College, 2001, Theological Learning & Leadership

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The "Grace Movement", which began in the 1930s with the teaching ministries of J.C. O’Hair, Cornelius R. Stam, Henry Hudson and Charles Baker has been mischaracterized as "ultra" or "hyper" dispensationalism (an actual misnomer according to the etymology of the Greek word base for "dispensation"). But the term still serves to distinguish a theological system that departs from the tenets of Dispensationlism.

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Pastor O'Hair was, without a doubt, the one person who, more than any other, was used of God to establish among believers what Paul, by inspiration calls, "the preaching of Jesus Christ according to the revelation of the mystery."

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R. B. Shiflet is one of our senior Grace Pastors who has faithfully stood in the defense and confirmation of Paul's gospel for longer than any one can remember. Having authored a number of popular booklets he has brought many dear saints into a fuller knowledge of the Word, rightly divided, through the written page.

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When did the Berean Bible Society actually have its beginning? Interestingly, it began in a two-room school house in Preakness (now Wayne), New Jersey. Here a group of believers began to see the importance of understanding the "the mystery" revealed to Paul, and the urgency of proclaiming the unadulterated "gospel of the grace of God". It was Pastor C. R. Stam's first pastorate: the Preakness Community Church.

(from: Berean Bible Society http://bereanbiblesociety.org)

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