Daniel L. Brunner

An Undoing

History & Biography

“I have seen many seminarians taken (often unsuspectingly) onto the path of undoing and reconstructing. It is deeply painful, and yet that journey through the shadows is often the most authentic path to transformation. I have so much respect for Matthew and how he has engaged his undoing openly and courageously. May this book be an encouragement to others who find themselves on the same track.”

Earthkeeping and Character

Theology

“Bouma-Prediger continues to establish himself as a significant, creative voice in Christian earthkeeping. As my students wrestle with the complexities and bleakness of the ecological crisis, they often ask, 'What can we do?' This book highlights the centrality of being for Christian discipleship.”

Jacobus Arminius Stands His Ground

Theology

“Little did I know, all those years ago, when John Knox encountered Jacob Arminius in my Church History II course, that John would go on to an investigation like this one, in which he redeems Arminius from the extreme ‘Arminianism’ with which that misunderstood reformer is often maligned. This is a gracious, balanced presentation. And I humbly and with pleasure confess that with this work John Knox has mentored his mentor.”

The Dusty Ones

Christian Living

“I know A. J. Swoboda well. I know that his theology is historically grounded and profoundly biblical. I also know that, because of his gifts as a preacher, he has a rare ability to communicate that theology creatively and comprehensibly. This book is about the spiritual discipline of wandering, that mysterious counterpoint to the discipline of rootedness. As the evangelical community leans into a blossoming array of spiritual practices, it will look to books like this one.”

The Fundamentals of a Recovering Fundamentalist

Theology

“Over the years I have known Gabriel Gordon, we have had innumerable theological conversations, whether he was my teaching assistant or we were simply dialoguing as friends. I have had a front-row seat to significant aspects of his ‘recovery’ from Fundamentalism. He has always made me think and reflect on what I believe. His passion and transparency are heartfelt and contagious. I am thrilled that he has put into writing where his journey has taken him—thus far. I pray you find challenge and hope for your own journey of discipleship with Jesus of Nazareth.”

World Remade

Christian Living

“Brice Larson was a seminary student of mine—yes, that experience that proved so fracturing. Recently, I’ve had the pleasure of reconnecting with him. Brice was, and remains, a very good writer, fearless in the face of paradox. In this collection, Brice offers a delicious taster of his writing, each morsel prepared with self-awareness, prophetic insight, and a mysterious hope for what can be. Relish each bite.”