Daniel D. Lee

I Believe. Help My Unbelief!

Theology

“Interreligious strife continues unabated; interreligious tensions also take place unwittingly in the minds of many global Christians. Technological and scientific discourse, whether it be about AI or climate change, drives our existential questions. Gratefully Veli-Matti Karkkainen's new volume of Christian doctrines comes at a critical juncture to give us wisdom and insights on knowing and living out the gospel of Jesus Christ in the midst of our maelstrom.”

Learning Our Names

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This is the Asian American discipleship book for the post-Trump, #MeToo, #BlackLivesMatter, post-Covid, AAPI hate era. With their fingers on the pulse of this generation, Sabrina, Linson, David, and La show us what deep commitment to Christ looks like for young Asian Americans in their great diversity and complexity. In its contextual depth, sophistication, and nuances, this book sets a new benchmark for how Asian American ministry books should be written.”

More Than Things

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Intimate as the beginnings of life and expansive toward outer space, Metzger's trinitarian personalist ethical vision offers a Godward path amid our present existential, social, and cultural entanglements.”

Reviving Mission

Evangelism & Missions

“Guiding us beyond immature triumphalism and reactive disillusionment, Linson Daniel, Jon Hietbrink, and Eric Rafferty give us a renewed vision for mission with their wise and practical book. Yes, as they argue, mission must be revived, avoiding the political distortions and cultural mistakes of the past, made alive for everyday life with the real presence of Jesus! Their holistic vision is both good news for communities that we are sent to and for all those who are sent. A wonderful and much-needed resource!”

The First Protestant Martyr in Korea from Wales

Evangelism & Missions

“Thanks to Professor Hae-Seok, Yoo’s meticulous research in Robert Jermain Thomas’s native Wales, the Korean Church can now encounter the man behind the myth: Thomas, not merely a hero or distant figure, but a life of profound significance and reverence. At a time when the Korean Church longs for revival, this book allows us to see mission through Thomas’s eyes and heart. It reminds today’s Christians of their responsibilities, offering lessons of courage, faith, and dedication. This work stands as both a guide to renewed revival and a compass for thoughtful, mature mission. I wholeheartedly recommend it.”