日常神學是一門思考與實踐並重的工夫，講究每天過耶穌基督忠心門​徒的生活。神學不單只是禮拜天的事。門徒要在整個週末和平日每一​天行道。神學是日常事務：為上帝的榮耀而活是全時間的特權和追求​。對於積極踐行真理和生命之道的基督徒來說，日常神學是天職。        

神學服務教會的方式是指導上帝的子民以言以行體現上帝的愛、耶穌​基督換來的和好，以及聖靈的交通。神學不單表述信念，也提出「生​活的樣式」（designs for living）。可是，我們採取哪一種共同生活模式，卻取決於我​們身處何方（和何時）：第一⋯⋯世紀巴勒斯坦的家庭教會與中世紀的修道院或現代的巨型教會，有天​壤之別。福音在分殊的文化環境中，取稍有不同的表達形態。福音─​─上帝拯救的大能──能轉化文化；文化也喜歡回敬。日常基督徒要​學習小心找出當行的路，透過五花八門的文化繞道，去跟隨耶穌基督​的唯一道路。        

本書旨在教導基督徒了解文化土地上的神學地貌。與其說我們是窺探​新土地，不如說是學習認識自己已居住的環境。保羅向雅典人論上帝​的話也同樣適用於文化：「因著他我們可以生存、活動、存在」（徒​十七28）。忠心的門徒需要明白聖經經文，但也需要明白身處的文​化處境；他們需要兼通這兩種語言。   摘自《日常神學》   

你認識聖靈嗎？是否對聖靈既熟識又陌生？本書專論聖靈的作為，乃作者二十年來不論是在主領聚會、神學教育或差傳事工上，對聖靈作為的思考與體驗之整全教導。

全書共分十二章，深入淺出地指出信徒靈命枯乾，乃因忽略對聖靈的教導；教會又當如何尊崇聖靈，以經歷聖靈的大能並帶來復興。每章末均附有「思考與應用」題目，可作為小組討論或教會聖靈的題材；附錄載有認識聖靈常見的十個問與答，並作者得救與經歷聖靈大能的見證。期盼藉本書，教會及信徒不僅能認識聖靈，經歷聖靈，更能尊崇聖靈，以帶來生命的突破與更新，並活出榮耀神的生活與使命。

Religion is increasingly seen as a dangerous source of violence in the world, breeding a fear of faith in a very vocal group of critics. Most Christians are blissfully unaware of the litany of allegations being brought against religion, including that it is the cause of intolerance, imperialism, irrationality, bigotry, and war, to name a few. But ignorance is not the answer.

In Why People Don't Believe, Paul Chamberlain strives to represent the concerns and challenges raised against religious faith, particularly those raised against Christianity, to help readers understand them. He then thoughtfully responds to these criticisms, honestly evaluating whether they have merit. Lastly, he outlines the many good and humane contributions Christianity has made to the world throughout the past 2,000 years.

Anyone who is troubled by today's headlines involving religious violence or who wants to be able to respond intelligently to critics will find Why People Don't Believe a welcome, hopeful book. 

What good is religion?

Religious faith is increasingly seen as dangerous and violent. The litany of allegations being brought against religion includes that it is the cause of intolerance, imperialism, irrationality, bigotry, and war, to name a few. How are Christians to respond?

In Why People Don't Believe, Paul Chamberlain honestly represents the challenges raised against religious faith and Christianity in particular. He deftly responds to these criticisms, evaluating whether they have merit, and outlines the many positive contributions Christianity has made to the world over the past two thousand years.

If you are troubled by today's headlines involving religious violence or if you're at a loss when it comes to responding to critics, you will find Why People Don't Believe a helpful and hopeful book.

"Excellent--on all counts. Chamberlain chooses the right seven challenges to faith, describes them clearly and fairly, responds carefully and rationally, and provides today's serious Christians with answers that will at once strengthen the faith of believers and refute the objections many non-Christians have toward placing their faith in Christ."--James W. Sire, author of The Universe Next Door

"Paul Chamberlain addresses seven frontline issues that center on religion producing evil in our world. His responses are detailed, creative, and layered, thereby building a formidable array of potential rejoinders. I enjoyed this book immensely; it belongs on the shelf of thinking readers who are concerned about these issues, whatever their viewpoint."--Gary R. Habermas, distinguished research professor, Liberty University and Theological Seminary

"Paul Chamberlain has written an accessible analysis of the New Atheists' arguments. He adeptly exposes their philosophical weaknesses and flawed assumptions. Yet he also rightly challenges professing Christians--in matters of intellectual engagement and of moral and spiritual influence--not to contribute to the problem that helps fuel the fires of disbelief."--Paul Copan, professor and Pledger Family Chair of Philosophy and Ethics, Palm Beach Atlantic University; author of Is God a Moral Monster?

本書生動有趣地介紹了一些西方神學界巨人的重要思想和著作，並嘗試點出他們的思想在哪些方面對今日的華人信徒有益處，或在教會內有爭議需要解決的。