Modern Resources
Rev. Dr. Michael Jensen is the rector at St Mark’s Anglican Church, Darling Point, Australia and is the author of My God, My God: Is it Possible to Believe Anymore? He teaches theology at Sydney’s Moore College. The following is an excellent brief introduction to the core essentials of authentic Anglicanism:
Rev. Dr. Peter Adam graduated from Durham University with a Ph.D. in systematic theology on the theme of the Imitation of Christ in the theology of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Vicar of St Jude’s Carlton, Australia he served for twenty years. He was later elected a Canon of St Paul’s Cathedral and served as Principal of Ridley College, Melbourne.
Bishop Wallace Parke Benn is an Evangelical Anglican churchman and former area Bishop of Lewes in the Diocese of Chichester. He is a member of REFORM a conservative evangelical grouping in the Church of England.
In this excellent talk, Bishop Wallace Benn explains the Biblical nature and outworking of evangelical episcopacy with historical insights from Bishop James Ussher of Armagh (1581-1656).
Rev. Dr. Lee Gatiss is a graduate of Oxford University, Westminster Theological Seminary and Cambridge University (Ph.D. in 17th-century biblical interpretation ). In addition to teaching 15-17th century church history at Cambridge University and at the Wales Evangelical School of Theology, he is the current director of the Church Society.
In the following three talks Lee Gatiss looks at Reformed theology and the doctrines of grace, from the English Reformation to the Evangelical Revival.
Dr. Gillis Harp, Professor of History, Grove City College. Dr. Harp is also a member of Grace Anglican Church in Slippery Rock, PA.
Archbishop Peter Jensen is the retired Archbishop of Sydney and Metropolitan of the Province of New South Wales in the Anglican Church of Australia. An outspoken Reformed Evangelical and adherent of Confessional Protestant & Reformed Anglicanism, his talks are clear, insightful and in depth.
Here is his 2015 Gaffin Lecture at Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia on GAFCON (Global Anglican Future Conference).
Also highly recommended are his three videos: Why I am Evangelical, Protestant & Reformed.
Why I am an Evangelical Christian
Peter Jensen – Why I am an Evangelical Christian
Why I am a Protestant Christian
Peter Jensen – Why I am a Protestant Christian
Why I am a Reformed Christian
Peter Jensen – Why I am a Reformed Christian
Rev. Phillip Jensen is an Australian clergyman in the Anglican Diocese of Sydney and the former Dean of St Andrew’s Cathedral.
Rev. Dr. J.I. Packer is an Oxford University graduate and noted Reformed Evangelical Anglican, author, and theologian. He is considered to be one of the most important Reformed Evangelical theologians of the later 20th century.
Rev. Dr. Alister McGrath is an Anglican theologian, priest, intellectual historian, scientist, and Christian apologist. He is currently the Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at the University of Oxford.
Rev. Canon Dr. Ashley Null is an internationally respected scholar on the grace and gratitude theology of the English Reformation. Holding research degrees from Yale and the University of Cambridge, he currently holds a research post at the Humboldt University of Berlin and is a visiting fellow at the Divinity Faculty of Cambridge University and at St. John’s College, Durham University. His project is editing the private theological notebooks of Thomas Cranmer.
In this talk, Dr. Null explains how the very heart of Cranmer’s understanding of the mission of the church is to proclaim the gospel to renew hearts and minds and lives.
In an interview with David Ould, Dr. Null discusses Cranmer’s Protestant understanding of justification by faith alone and the importance and intent of the Anglican formularies to Anglican identity.
The Five Solas with Dr. Ashley Null filmed at Saint Andrew’s in Mount Pleasant, S.C.
Rev. Roger Salter is the rector of St. Matthews Anglican Church in the city of Birmingham, AL. The first article below is an excellent concise summary of the Anglican faith.
Rev. Dr. Mark Thompson is the Principal, Head of Department of Theology, Philosophy & Ethics of Moore Theological College, Sydney Australia.
Historical Primary Sources
John Jewell was an English Reformer and Bishop of Salisbury (1522-1571)
Augustus Montague Toplady was a Reformed Evangelical Anglican minister & hymn writer (1740-1778). He was also a contemporary and friend of noted Anglican evangelist George Whitefield (1714-1770).
John Charles Ryle (1816-1900) was a Reformed Evangelical Anglican minister and the first Bishop of Liverpool. He was renowned for his powerful preaching and extensive writing as well as his defense of historic Protestant & Reformed Anglicanism.
- 39 Articles from ‘Knots Untied’ (Download)
- Why Were Our Reformers Burned? (Download)
Thank you to our friends at Reformation Anglican Church for the original list of these resources.