Bruxy Cavey
Biography
Bruxy Cavey has served as teaching pastor at The Meeting House, and wrote End of Religion and The End of Religion and (Re)Union.
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Christian Living
“Pour yourself a cup of coffee and settle into this timely, provocative, and challenging book on what it means to be the church. McKnight’s conversational style and his perceptive insights to American Christian culture combine with his expert analysis of Scripture to illuminate God’s design for Christian fellowship. An essential read for all who long for the church to live out its calling. Lynn H. Cohick, professor of New Testament, Wheaton College A Fellowship of Differents echoes God’s plea for true community: for the church to become the real deal embracing all of God’s different kinds of people, to unite in a “wild revolution of equality” through Him, to bring visibility to the otherwise invisible. Most importantly, this book shows us how true unity is the only way to achieve Jesus’ heart for his bride, the church.”
Christian Living
“If I was one of Jesus’s first disciples, I would be doubting Thomas. My mind naturally questions everything and faith never feels simple. Benefit of the Doubt was written for me. Thank you Greg Boyd! If you ever wrestle with an inner skeptic (like me) or regularly interact with skeptics, this book offers hugely helpful insight into the benefits of doubt and how to leverage doubt in deepening our trust in God. I predict many people who read Benefit of the Doubt will find it profoundly life-changing.”
Christian Living
“Early Anabaptists were considered a "Third Way" movement because they were neither Catholic nor Protestant. And today, Dan Kent has provided us with a third-way, Jesus-centred humility paradigm that resists the emptiness of the positive thinking movement and the shame of some articulations of total depravity. Thank you Dan for this helpful and hopeful book!”
Theology
“The heroes of the Bible wrestled with God. That’s what Gregory A. Boyd is doing in Cross Vision, and it’s what you'll be doing when you read and think and pray your way through this book. Boyd not only smashes our preconceptions on every page, he helps us fall in love with Jesus—and that’s the point of the Christian faith, isn’t it?”
Apologetics
“In this masterful yet deeply personal work, Gregory A. Boyd leads us along a third way between the always-literal Bible of fundamentalism and the noninspired Bible of liberalism, straight toward Jesus as the authoritative, inerrant Word of God.”
Play, Tongues, and Liberation Power
Theology
“Most of us in the church have at one time or another been captivated by the mystery of the spiritual gift of tongues. This book will move the conversation forward in how we understand and engage with this most interesting gift of the Holy Spirit. Shel Boese is fresh, researched, and thoughtful, and I am most grateful for his contribution.”
Christian Living
“Insurgence is a course corrective for the communication of the good news of Jesus. Thank you, Frank Viola, for masterfully presenting the gospel of Jesus as the here-and-now good news of the kingdom.”
The Perfection of Our Faithful Wills
Theology
“When Jesus commands us to be perfect, just as our Father in heaven is perfect, it turns out he really meant it. The aim of any archer is to hit the bullseye with every shot, even if they don’t succeed with every shot. Perfection is our goal, and the Holy Spirit is moving us in that direction. With every decision, we move with or against the Spirit’s leading. I’m grateful to Nicholas Quient for this thoroughly and exquisitely reasoned presentation in favor of entire sanctification through the death and resurrection of Jesus and the ongoing presence and empowerment of the Holy Spirit. Part of the good news of Jesus is the invitation to share in the triune love of God, who is always teaching us how to be more like Jesus. Whether you believe we truly can attain perfection in this life or not, you will be challenged and inspired by The Perfection of Our Faithful Wills.”
Apologetics
“I’m so grateful for Mark Clark and his ministry! In The Problem of God, Mark has created a very practical and personal resource. It provides an accessible paradigm for understanding and answering common objections to God, Scripture, and the historical person of Jesus without needing to be a philosopher, language expert, or historian. This book will equip followers of Jesus to have informed conversations with their friends and neighbors and deepen our own conviction that Jesus is Lord.”
Why Would Anyone Go to Church?
Christian Living
“Why Would Anyone Go to Church? inspires people to experience and express the beauty and brokenness of life in the local church. Thank you, Kevin, for helping the Good News message shine more brightly as we join together in true community in the places where Jesus has put us.”
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