Edited Works
- On Being the Church (1988)
- Persons, Divine and Human (1991)
- God and Freedom: Essays in Historical and Systematic Theology (1995)
- The Doctrine of Creation (1997)
- The Cambridge Companion to Christian Doctrine (1997)
- Time, Trinity and Church: A Response to the theology of Robert Jenson (2000)
- The Practice of Theology: A Reader (2002) edited with Murray Rae and Stephen Holmes
- The Theology of Reconciliation (2003)
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