In the middle of the 20th century, long decades of liberalism and Arminian evangelicalism gave way to a recovery of biblical truth. The outstanding figure in this recovery was Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones. During his ministry God was at work in the lives of several young men. Among them was John Marshall, the story of whose life reflects these changes. Soundly converted during his student days he immediately entered into the conflict that comes with standing fro the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.
The biography and writings of John Marshall indicate the breadth of his interests, his grasp of Reformed theology, and his pastoral concerns.
