Antipas L. Harris

Church for Everyone

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Times-a-changing!—'Ole time religion' or old ways of doing church are no longer sufficient. Dan Kreiss and Efrem Smith are keen to note the need for faith that brings people together. This book is a must-read for anyone concerned about building unifying communities of faith more than divisive institutions of faith.”

Rethinking Holiness

Theology

“Van De Walle strikes at the heart of what God desires for the church and what Christians have always yearned for—holiness. He eloquently unravels the complex meaning of holiness and persuasively argues that Christians and non-Christians alike have a deep desire and need to be holy. Rethinking Holiness challenges those who have dismissed holiness as an antiquated and uninteresting topic to rethink their dismissal. This book offers deeply theological yet practical insights from a scholar who is passionate about helping ordinary Christians rediscover the essence of holiness.”

Stronger Every Day

Christian Living

“Janell Rardon presents an in-depth look at a much-needed subject—healing from trauma. Social psychologists have highlighted the deep wounds that life sometimes brings. Rardon’s book draws upon a broad and profound reservoir of spirituality to bring emotional health to a world in search of deep healing. Read this creative prose and enter into your own journey of strength for everyday life!”

The Christian as Imitator of Christ

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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The Kingdom of God, the Black Pentecostal Church, and Empowerment

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Dana Carson’s The Kingdom of God, the Black Pentecostal Church, and Empowerment is a welcomed contribution to the series on the “Spirit and Public Theology.” It marks a noteworthy contribution to the conversation surrounding kingdom theology. Although influential evangelicals, spanning from Ladd to Munroe, have largely shaped the contemporary evangelical narrative, Carson reveals that their perspectives provide an incomplete understanding of the kingdom. He returns to the Scriptures’ fundamental theme with prophetic clarity. Carson asserts that the kingdom is not merely a slogan, a distant aspiration, or a metaphor for prosperity; rather, it embodies God's actual reign—already manifested in Christ and necessitating radical discipleship in the present. This concept comprises the essence of good news within the lived theology and public faith of the Black Pentecostal tradition. This book serves as both a theological correction and a call to action, particularly significant for anyone striving to bear more faithful witness to God's Kingdom in our midst.”

Trauma-Informed Theology

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Bridget Robinson has taken on an enormous task: providing resources for ministry to those experiencing trauma. In a world where trauma is prevalent, ministries need to be better informed and equipped to support those who are affected. Robinson has dedicated her heart and soul to this important work. Read these pages and listen for what the Spirit has to say about healing our communities from trauma.”