Charles Marsh
Biography
Charles Marsh wrote Evangelical Anxiety and Resisting the Bonhoeffer Brand, and co-wrote Welcoming Justice with John M. Perkins.
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History & Biography
“Faced suddenly, and quite unexpectedly, with her family’s history of horror, Heidi Neumark has written a memoir that is by turns intimate, spellingbinding, and revelatory. It moves me to even talk about this courageous, beautiful book!”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In this clear-eyed and practical book, Jemar Tisby brings his scholarship, faith, and humanity to the inescapable challenges of racial injustice in America. How to fight Racism is a timely gift and a biblical challenge. Read it, share it, teach it, live it!”
How to Fight Racism Study Guide
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In this clear-eyed and practical book, Jemar Tisby brings his scholarship, faith, and humanity to the inescapable challenges of racial injustice in America. How to fight Racism is a timely gift and a biblical challenge. Read it, share it, teach it, live it!”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
Foreword
“Norris and Speers offer an insightful and multi-storied account of religion and politics on the North American Protestant scene--one that moves us beyond church-state discussions and the various strategic debates on 'direct politicking' that preoccupy both liberal and conservative Christians.”
Life's Too Short to Pretend You're Not Religious
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Luminous reckonings with the real. The result is a shock of recognition. Here alone are the comedy and chaos that define the human condition and lead us gently or not into the strange new world of grace. An irresistible triumph.”
World Religions
“In a Nazi concentration camp, Dietrich Bonhoeffer pondered the future of the German church as it lay in the ruins of its fatal allegiance to Hitler. ‘What is bothering me incessantly is the question what Christianity really is, or indeed who Christ really is, for us today.’ Has the church so cheapened its witness to the gospel that it now seems incapable of speaking a redemptive word to humanity and the world? Kwon and Thompson give us a profound and urgent answer in the context of the American church crisis. Their book illuminates the costs and joys of discipleship in a nation marked by White privilege and its theological disfigurations—to which I can imagine Bonhoeffer replying, ‘Yes and amen.”
The Sacredness of Questioning Everything
“In The Sacredness of Questioning Everything, David Dark travels the lonesome highways of the American soul and finds signs of grace where many of us see only despair. Carry this book with you as a guide through these uncertain times.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This groundbreaking book offers us the most pervasively theological account to date of community building in an urban context. Like Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Cost of Discipleship and Martin Luther King Jr.'s Strength to Love, Mark Gornik's To Live in Peace is theological writing born of intense human struggle and conviction, a stunningly imaginative and powerful work. Gornik shows us, through both theological analysis and gripping narrative, that biblical faith matters greatly to the social existence of Christians: to the way we locate ourselves in towns and cities as well as to the way we respond to the challenges of civic responsibility and the brokenness of creation. . . I regard Gornik as one of the church's most exciting theological thinkers, the kind of organic theologian we academics dream about but very rarely find. He's the real thing.”
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