Amy Marga

Hanging by a Promise

Theology

“Josh Miller's book is a wonderful introduction to the theology of preeminent theologian, Oswald Bayer, and the themes of suffering, God's hiddenness, and the agency of God's word. This thoughtful volume is a trustworthy guide for contemporary students of Martin Luther and Lutheran theology. Miller is on his way to becoming one of the most knowledgeable new American scholars of Lutheran theology.”

The Promise of Not-Knowing

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“David Fredrickson is calling Christians to rid themselves of certainty and cerebrality in reading the New Testament. His mastery of Greek and his knowledge of ancient Greek poets convince the reader that the New Testament should be read for its emotion, ‘madness,’ and passion. If twenty-first-century Christians can do this, they will not only discover a whole new world of divine hospitality but a whole new sense of the humanity and hopefulness of the New Testament.”

Varieties of Christian Universalism

Theology

“In this very readable, compact volume, David Congdon brings together deep thinkers to broaden our understanding of the varieties of Christian universalism, from the early church fathers to the present. The result is a highly instructive and clear-eyed analysis of one of the most important and most complicated teachings in the Christian faith.”

Women and the Christian Story

History & Biography

“Dr. Wojciechowski's book, Women and the Christian Story, is a wonderfully compact and easily readable history of women in Christianity. It describes in lively and fascinating detail how women throughout the ages have interacted with the male leaders and theologians around them. More importantly, it centers the telling of Christian history around the women themselves. With this book, women are no longer the sidekicks or the back-drop to men's ideas, but they are the idea-makers and history-makers themselves. This well-researched book will enliven any church history course and will show students and readers just how central women's contributions have been to the Christian faith.”