Collin Cornell

Evangelism Next

Evangelism & Missions

“This volume is a state-of-the-art smorgasbord—a collection that challenges the cultural captivity of evangelism and introduces fresh, holistic, and Spirit-driven possibilities for sharing the evangel. I recommend it to all readers concerned about the cooptation of Christian witness by whiteness and empire.”

Listening as Hosts

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Listening as Hosts models deep listening to a plurality of excluded voices, including the voice of earth, and it offers sober, vulnerable, place-specific liturgical experimentation. Sam Codington seeks to unfold and break open white supremacy from within his own vocation as a Presbyterian pastor; his example is instructive and poignant, his liturgies lyrical. If God is speaking as the trees, with their decades-long splendor and patience, then this book provides a tutorial in listening for students, pastors, and liturgists.”

The Mission of God

Evangelism & Missions

“The second edition of Christopher Wright's The Mission of God confirms and refreshes its status as a classic in the field. Its bibliographic updates are extensive; its new eighth chapter on election and supersessionism is a landmark. It affirms that God's covenant with Israel is unique and irrevocable and that God's purpose to become incarnate does not depend on the Fall. These revisions will jump-start an exciting season in biblical theology of mission.”