Andrew S. Park
Biography
Andrew S. Park wrote Triune Atonement and the foreword to Spiritual Warfare and the Gospel Offensive.
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Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and the Image of God
Science & Faith
“In this provocative book, Peter Bellini delves into the world of AI and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), raising imaginative and penetrating questions about their impact on humanity. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and the Image of God offers an excellent read for those interested in exploring the intersection of theology and AGI, providing a glimpse into the potential of AI for shaping a brighter future for missional churches.”
History & Biography
“At Home in Exile is the incredible story of a committed Christian disciple living in a poor, drug-infested, and refugee-ghetto neighborhood of Oakland, CA. As an evangelical Stanford-educated professor and a fifth-generation Chinese American, Jeung has tried to live out Jesus in this neighborhood as an exile in the US, suffering alongside refugees from Cambodia, Laos, and Burma and undocumented Hispanics. He sees the church as a mother and a home providing hope for compassion for the downtrodden, the disinherited, and the disheartened. His autobiography is truly captivating, inspiring, and moving, challenging all of us on a fundamental level to re-examine our lives of following Jesus.”
Theology
“Compassionate Eschatology is an extraordinary book that reveals the biblical teaching of the non-violent, peace-filled, non-judgmental, and ecological end of the world. Influenced by the thought of Rene Girard, the authors chorus: in the midst of the dragon and beasts, the lamb of God will prevail over their vicious power of exploitation, disruption, vengeance, violence, and destruction with the incesstant love of God. This eschatology does not deny all human efforts in history, but fulfills them with God's grace and compassion. Reading this book uplifts me to face today's challenges with tomorrow's strength. This hope-filled book is a must read for all pastors and lay people.”
Theology
“A creative, exhilarating, inspiring, and hope–filled book for marginalized Asian Americans and other groups! Lee moves from marginality to liminality—a creative space of resistance and solidarity, possibility and openness to the new and to the communitas. Using a number of significant books, he transforms the life of marginality into the beauty of the liminal communitas of Christ. An excellent book for multicultural studies!”
History & Biography
“" Jesus of Korea is a fascinating book that tells us how Korea received a western Christ and made him Korean, undergirded by Confucian teaching in the 19th century. This book explores how missionaries planted seeds for robust church growth in the 20th century Korea. Jesus of Korea is captivating and poignant!””
Korean Resources for Pastoral Theology
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“This book is full of insightful and enthralling information about Korean cultural values . . . Poling and Kim present invaluable tools for pastoral counselors, Christian leaders, and theologians to enrich the horizons of pastoral theology and counseling at the global level.”
People of Faith, People of Jeong (Qing)
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This book is a must-read for Asian North American pastors, church leaders, concerned laypeople, and multicultural leaders who are committed to their own ethnic loyalties and Jeong (indivisible compassion)/Qing (a beautiful heart).”
Salvation for the Sinned-Against
Theology
“Salvation for the Sinned-Against is an exhilarating book that brings forth an inclusive soteriology for Roman Catholics and for all other Christians. . . . It is an outstanding book to read for all seminarians and church leaders.”
Theology
“For pastors seeking a discipleship resource that lays a solid theological foundation for laypeople, here is a book for you! Dr. Yang, uniquely gifted as a teacher in both church and academic settings, presents the core doctrines of the Christian faith with simplicity and clarity. This resource provides a valuable contribution to the health and life of the church.”
Theology
“The Grace of Sophia is a laudable work that articulates Sophia Christology from a Korean North American woman's perspective. It is a trailblazing work. Dr. Grace Kim creatively delineates the way of healing the wound of Korean North American women through the grace of Sophia rooted in both the Bible and the Korean tradition. Well-documented with Eastern and Western resources, this book is a broad, rich, and evocative study of Sophia Christology, which speaks to Korean North American women and to all oppressed women.”
Theology
“This amazing book is so real, fascinating, inspiring and readable. It helps in building our solid walls of faith for healing, removing the rubble, finding priceless resources for building faith and generating an atmosphere that ushers in a healing breakthrough. Dr. Clark sets up a far-reaching milestone for the coming generations of healing ministry.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Trauma and Grief is a must-read for all pastors, seminarians, therapists, counselors, and the grieving. This book is full of healing wisdom and knowledge. It offers hope for psycho-somatic and spiritual wholeness and growth beyond the mourning, shame, guilt, helplessness, and hopelessness of trauma. Such a sorrowful crisis may, however, show us the way to more profound and higher dimensions of life journey in God. It is an outstanding book in every aspect!”
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