David L. Smith
Women
“How can Christian men elevate and honor women, coming alongside them as egalitarian collaborators for a gender-inclusive church and society? Look no further than Rob Dixon's powerful Allies in Ministry. Dixon leverages evidence from Scripture and his own in-depth qualitative interviews with ministerial leaders to show men the pathway to stronger leadership, humble allyship, and Christlike partnership with women in the ministry.”
Human Trafficking, the Bible, and the Church
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Marion Carson combines the skills of a trained biblical scholar with the passion of a social activist engaged in resistance to the injustices of contemporary forms of slavery. She is thus uniquely qualified to write on this crucial yet frequently misunderstood or evaded topic. She does so with skill, honesty, and courage, placing us in her debt and confronting us with the urgent ethical and theological challenges so well articulated in this superb study.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“This book is spun out of the long-practiced craft of making connections. It emerges from years invested in connecting the spy holes into the world provided by literature, the anchor points offered by Scripture, and the need of learners of all ages for fresh glimpses of the horizon. You will find in it a web of compassion and insight that might just tingle your truth receptors and leave you newly centered.”
Christian Living
“Michael Manning's book issues a clarion call to repentance and renewal to Christians who are so embedded within Western materialist culture they fail to recognize their distance from the way of Jesus Christ. Clearly written, passionately argued, and powerfully illustrated, this tract for the times is a sign of a growing movement within the margins of a globalized world which offers hope for the healing of the nations and renewal of the earth.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Do you want to make the world a better place? Start here. Reviving the Golden Rule addresses the most urgent ethical question of our time and perhaps of all time—the question of how we can expand the circle of the 'us' to encompass the 'other.' Although written from an unapologetically Christian perspective, Andrew DeCort's newest book delivers a powerful humanist message that should be heard and acted upon by believers and unbelievers alike.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
A Handbook of Contemporary Theology
Theology
Theologies of the 21st Century
Theology
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