John Stott has gone on to glory, well deserved. He will be missed by an evangelicalism that is increasingly polarised, fractured and antagonistic as an irenic, gracious and trustworthy voice.
Other reflections include
Marc Cortez: his emphasis on the centrality of Jesus Christ and his atoning life, death, and resurrection had the greatest impact on me.
Michael Gorman: I came to admire John Stott early on for his deep commitment to both the Great Commission and the Great Commandment, an admiration that has become a constitutive part of my own spiritual and theological personality.
Tim Bulkely: Through scholarships, a library fund and the preaching initiatives John Stott will continue to impact wider and wider circles of humanity.
[Update] Paul Windsor shares his top ten Stott books with notes on how they have influenced him
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