Bethany Sollereder

Circles and the Cross

Science & Faith

“This is a masterful book. Loren Wilkinson skillfully interweaves history, philosophy, science, poetry, and theology with a deeply personal story about lifelong discovery and care for the wonders around and within us. It manages to be both panoramic in scope while remaining deeply grounded in the particulars of place and of a Christian imagination. I will return to this book again and again and encourage others to do the same.”

Deliver Us from Evil

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this book, John Swinton takes a clear-eyed look at a topic that our culture either equivocates about or ignores. From politics to pornography, Swinton takes away our excuses for evil with one hand while offering us the tools for transformation with the other. This is practical theology at its best.”

The Dawn of Death

Science & Faith

“'Why do we die?' Simon Howard answers this question from a variety of independent perspectives in this tightly written exploration of death. He delves into palaeoanthropology, biology, and psychology, and includes extremely helpful exegesis of key texts in the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament. This is a bold piece of focused scholarship that sets a clear agenda for further work on death.”

Why Lewis?

History & Biography

“In this introduction to C. S. Lewis, you will meet Lewis’s friends, learn what he read, and find out why he chose a lion named Aslan to rule over Narnia. Voth provides a (wardrobe?) door to consider Lewis’s world. The approach is personal, with firsthand accounts of those who knew Lewis, and full of devotional warmth. You will certainly discover new reasons for why we love that influential British scholar.”