Anthony B. Bradley
Biography
Anthony B. Bradley wrote Liberating Black Theology.
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History & Biography
“James Bratt has written what can only be called the definitive biography of Abraham Kuyper. With engrossing scholarship and style, Bratt provides indispensable reading for anyone interested in postindustrial Christian social thought. . . . Will undoubtedly become a classic.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“David Koyzis provides one of the most useful, nonideological frameworks for Christians seeking to navigate their participation in political society I've ever read. Citizenship Without Illusions is the best protection against Christians succumbing to the temptations of pledging allegiance to ideological visions while simultaneously equipping them to make enduring contributions to the common good. Koyzis provides a new standard, guiding Christians to transcend political polarization so they can truly seek the peace and prosperity of their communities and the world.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“In Faithful Presence, a book long overdue, David Fitch provides a corrective to the work of James Davison Hunter. He offers a winsome vision for following Jesus into the world that Christians across multiple traditions will find challenging, compelling, and inspiring.”
Foundations of the Christian Faith
Theology
“Foundations of the Christian Faith is one resource that every church and family should own. It's one of the best summaries of Christian doctrine—with a highly accessible format and pastoral tone—that modern Protestantism has ever produced. Dr. Boice left a theological legacy in this volume that will endure for generations to come as a deep dive into the theology of grace and one that encourages us all to remain committed to 'the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints.'”
“Dru Johnson masterfully destroys the myth that following Jesus is a ‘relationship not a religion.’ Not only do we learn how God blesses his people through traditions, rituals, liturgies, and religion, the book also teaches us why rituals matter to God and why it leads to spiritual thriving. This thought-provoking book teaches to us conform our everyday rituals to that which glorifies God. Human Rites is a game changer for the practice of Protestant Christianity.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“As an African-American I welcome this book with great enthusiasm. It reminds the broad evangelical world of the provocative, deeply theological, missional, and culturally engaging tradition of African-American gospel preaching. A must read for all church traditions.”
Theology
“The explicitly christological account of doctrine in Upon This Rock is timely and prophetic. Fossett's challenge to foundationalism is exactly what the church needs in order to reimagine international Christian unity across the globe. Fossett successfully presses the reset button for biblical, historical, and systematic theology in ways that position the church to face the intellectual challenges of the twenty-first century.”
Christian Living
“Karen Swallow Prior has gifted us a masterful exploration of what it truly means to be called. In You Have a Calling, she expertly weaves together theology, literature, and cultural wisdom, illuminating how our life’s purpose is found not merely in what we do but profoundly in who we are becoming. Prior invites readers to embrace callings that transcend occupation, anchoring life’s meaning firmly in the pursuit of the true, the good, and the beautiful. Richly nuanced, deeply reflective, and eloquently written, this book challenges contemporary misconceptions of vocation and reminds us that the highest calling is to live authentically before God, wherever we find ourselves. A profoundly refreshing read that every Christian—and especially young adults navigating life’s big questions—ought to pick up and savor.”
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