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“A good seasoning of Cranmer” by Robert Letham

July 9, 2024
Christian Theology, Communion with God, Doctrine of God, Doxology, Friendship, Glorification, God’s Excellencies, grace, Thomas Cranmer, Worship

“A good seasoning of Cranmer will add spice and flavor to the blandest fare.”

–Robert Letham, “The Doctrine of God and the Pulpit,” in Theology for Ministry: How Doctrine Affects Pastoral Life and Practice, Eds. William Edwards, John C.A. Ferguson, and Chad Van Dixhoorn (Philipsburg, NJ: P&R Publishing, 2022), 34.

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