For over fifty years, the writings of Stanley K. Fowler, long-time professor of theological studies at Central Baptist Seminary, Toronto, Ont., and then Heritage College & Seminary, Cambridge, Ont., have informed and clarified theological issues for Baptists in Ontario, Canada and beyond. This key "theologian in service of the church" has made his mark on students, pastors and lay people alike with the clarity of his writing, his prescient theological acumen and his love for the church. The writings in these volumes span his time as a Masters student, a ThD student, a pastor and a theological professor (1969-2021).

Using careful biblical exegesis to address issues facing the church-such as baptism, local church autonomy, public ethics, divine sovereignty and human freedom and divorce and remarriage-Dr. Fowler has sought to equip Christians to serve the Lord well in the present day.

In this two-volume collection of his works, the editors have strived to provide a comprehensive record of Dr. Fowler's writings so the church can continue to learn from his insightful handling of the Word of God and enter deeper into relationship with the Word made flesh, Jesus Christ.