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Amy Plantinga Pauw

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Amy Plantinga Pauw wrote Church in Ordinary Time.

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A More Profound Alleluia

Preaching & Worship

“Christian congregations and their leaders need help in resisting the cultural forces that would cheapen or dumb down their worship. A More Profound Alleluia provides just this kind of help. By calling attention to the theological and ethical warp of corporate worship, this engaging book invites all Christians to love God with their minds every Sunday.”

An Infinite Fountain of Light

History & Biography

“In a culture still in thrall to the ideals of Benjamin Franklin, George Marsden calls American evangelicals back to Jonathan Edwards's coruscating vision of divine beauty.”

Emerging Theologies from the Global South

Theology

“Raheb and Lamport bring together a large chorus of voices, sometimes dissonant, which testify to both the scars and the vitality of global Christian theology. We have needed a comprehensive volume like this for a long time, and I hope it will serve as a catalyst for still deeper listening, change, and connection.”

From This Day Forward–Rethinking the Christian Wedding

Preaching & Worship

“Long reminds us why celebrating and supporting marriages is part of the church’s calling. She provides a wise and practical guide for pastors trying to navigate weddings with integrity and grace.”

Preaching Jesus

Preaching & Worship

“This book maps out an important intersection between the theology of the so-called Yale School and the life of mainstream Protestant churches. Campbell's book offers both an accessible guide to Hans Frei's theology and an approach to narrative preaching that has promise in addressing the challenge of building Christian community in contemporary Protestantism.”

Rewilding Prayer

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“There is deep pastoral and biblical wisdom in these honest, unfussy prayers and reflections. Accept Douglas’s invitation to plunge into prayer anew!”

Table and Temple

Theology

“Stubbs invites us into a deeper, richer eucharistic life by reclaiming a temple imagination and harvesting its abundant theological and practical fruits. Come taste and see!”

The Church

Theology

“From Augustine to Anna Case Winters, from Calvin to the Belhar Confession, Don McKim has gathered Reformed wisdom about the church, and presents it in a warm, pastoral style.”

The Gospel of John

Theology

“This beautiful, generous commentary is the fruit of many years of 'reading, thinking, trusting, praying, and living John.' It acknowledges the wounds of John's reception history and the darkness that continues in the community gathered around Jesus. Yet it confidently welcomes readers into the 'deep plain sense' of John's Gospel, where they can continue to be challenged and abundantly fed.”

The Hope of Glory

Theology

“Eschatologies by definition stretch our theological imaginations beyond what we can see. McFarland takes care to root his in the story of Jesus and the value of our earthly lives now. The result is an eschatology that refuses to duck difficult questions, avoids common pitfalls, and offers genuine hope for the renewal of all things.”

The Revelatory Body

Theology

“By turns personal and scholarly, Johnson's winsome book invites readers to ponder the work of the living God in common experiences of bodily life. Here is biblical and theological reflection that discovers the revelatory in the ordinary!”

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