Here We Stand

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A Call from Confessing Evangelicals for a Modern Reformation Edited by James Montgomery Boice; and Benjamin E. Sasse The church in sixteenth-century Europe needed a reformation. Ma rtin Luther precipitated what we call the Reformation with his famous declaration, "Here I stand!" Is the evangelical church of today equally in need of a reformation? Yes, proclaim eight evangelical leaders: David Wells, R . Albert Mohler, James Montgomery Boice, Gene Edward Veith, Michael Horton, W. Robert Godfrey, Sinclair Ferguson, Ervin Duggan. "Because of our love of Christ, his gospel, and his church," they affirm in a document called the Cambridge Declaration, "we endeavor to assert anew our commitment to the central truths of the Reformation and of historic evangelicalism." Evangelicals "have abandoned the truths of the Bible and the historic theology of the church, which expresses those truths," writes co-editor Boice. "We are trying to do the work of God by means of the world's 'theology,' wisdom, methods, and agenda instead." Here We Stand! calls churches to return to the authority of the Bible and to apply it faithfully in their worship, ministry, policies, life, and evangelism. Endorsement: “Pastors and church leaders would be well blessed to make Here We Stand! the object of common study, prayer, teaching, and preaching.” —Phillip A . Ross, Reformation & Revival Journal. Paperback, 208 pages, Notes, Index Show more