Andrew Rogers

An Ordinary Mission of God Theology

Church Leadership & Ministry

“In this important congregational study, Andy Hardy dares to test his professional practice as a mission educator by investigating what happens when his graduates work out their missio Dei theology of mission in a church. He skillfully identifies the complex reactions to such a theology; its highs and lows; its unintended and unexpected costs and consequences. As an innovative study of ordinary missiology, there is challenge and encouragement here for mission practitioners and educators alike.”

Biblical Hermeneutics in the Metamodern Mood

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In this timely book, Seán McGuire offers a deep dive into the complexities of why Christians interpret the same Bible passages differently. Through an innovative combination of metamodernism and a revised Wesleyan quadrilateral, he methodically develops an analytical framework to help readers uncover roots of interpretative difference. With a practical theology sensibility, McGuire offers much food for thought both in his analysis and constructive proposals for transformative reading of the Scriptures.”

Gospel Conversations

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“I’m not a counselor” is an all too common and erroneous statement. We are all counselors. Some of us counsel from behind our steering wheel or from our couch while watching our favorite sport. We offer counsel of some kind every day. The issue is whether we are good counselors. More importantly, are we biblical counselors? Our counsel is only as good as it is biblical. Much of what fosters the thought that we are not counselors is our judgment that we don’t know how to talk to people about their particular trial or sinful habits. Bob Kellemen, in Gospel Conversations, provides the church with an invaluable resource to help people appreciate their fundamental role as a counselor. Not only that, it also offers the reader training in practical relational skills for becoming an equipped biblical counselor.”