Released in the UK January 2025
Released in the US January 2025
Large trade paperback | 160 Pages
9781527111882 • £12.99 $17.99
BISAC – REL067110
Distinct Communion
The Believer’s Relations with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
Dan Peters
Interacts with John Owen’s ‘Communion with God’
Examines biblical texts and theological foundations
Foreword by Ian Hamilton
Dan Peters explores John Owen’s Communion with God, and examines what it means to relate distinctly to each Person of the Trinity. John Owen was a great advocate of this theme. He was convinced that this is the pattern to which healthy Christian devotion should conform. In more recent days the church has slipped away from this focus, but Dan Peters, interacting with Owen’s work, argues that the Christian can find a greater love for, and joy in, each Person of the Godhead through a greater understanding of distinct communion.
Dan Peters
Dan Peters is the minister of Newcastle Reformed Evangelical Church in the North East of England, and Assistant Professor of Practical Theology at Westminster Seminary UK. Originally from North Yorkshire, he is married with three children.
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Mentor
Readers will find here an abundance of stimulating material to aid them in appropriating God’s blessed triune reality, and in nourishing a right and enriching relationship with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, for His glory and our good.
Nick Needham
Lecturer in Church History, Highland Theological College, Dingwall, Scotland
The message of Distinct Communion has the potential to be life–transforming. … Grasp its message and our individual and corporate experience of the privileges of fellowship with God will grow exponentially.
Sinclair B. Ferguson
Chancellor’s Professor of Systematic Theology, Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson, Mississippi
… this study will stir your heart and compel your mind to explore the wonders of God and bring you to a fresh understanding of the essential trinitarian glory of Christianity.
Ian Hamilton
President, Westminster Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Newcastle, UK