Duke Kwon
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Duke Kwon co-wrote Reparations with Gregory Thompson.
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Christianity and Critical Race Theory
World Religions
“This book should be required reading for anyone seeking to explore the intersection of critical race theory and Christian Scripture. With the erudition of scholars and the care of pastors, Romero and Liou helpfully demystify the basic tenets of CRT, critique popular misconceptions, and highlight various points of resonance (and dissonance) with biblical truth. Firmly anchored in singularly Christian eschatological hope, Christianity and Critical Race Theory adds much-needed light to a public conversation that tends to be defined by the dimness of ignorance and the heat of reactionary culture-war passions.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In Disruptive Witness, Alan Noble examines the unique barriers to communicating a transcendent gospel in our distracted, secular age, directing his keen cultural analysis toward a most admirable end—evangelism. And yet, these insights into how our neighbors now process—or are unable to process—the claims of historic Christianity also apply to the fragmented, secularized people in our pews. In this regard, Noble's work will have special value to ministry leaders and pastors such as myself who are called to be disrupters and disciplers of those who, in turn, must embody a witness that 'unsettles people from their stupor.' I felt challenged by the book as a preacher, liturgist, shepherd, evangelist, father, and neighbor. You will be richly challenged by it too.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This is an important book, one that offers a compelling response to the question that burns in the hearts of countless Christians today: What can we do to confront racism in our communities? Most impressive, perhaps, is Edmondson and Brennan's multidisciplinary approach. Their brilliant synthesis of current research, scriptural insight, personal story, historical analysis, and practical wisdom is not only unparalleled among Christian treatments of the topic, it is also deeply persuasive. Eminently helpful and relentlessly hopeful, Faithful Antiracism is an essential resource for any individual, church, or organization seeking to take concrete steps toward measurable change.”
Christian Living
“With biblical clarity, personal transparency, and a relentlessly winsome spirit, Scott Sauls shows us how authentic Christianity is attractive Christianity. Irresistible Faith is a timely and reliable road map for those seeking to restore the damaged witness and public reputation of Christians. It offers a refreshing reminder of this oft-neglected truth: personal transformation in the gospel and commitment to Christian community are essential, rather than optional, to the fruitful pursuit of Christ’s mission. If you want to learn how the grace of God makes us the ‘light of the world’ in all of life, read this book!”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Alan Noble has given us a gift. Using one of the most beautifully articulated truths in creedal history as its guide, You Are Not Your Own examines one of the great sicknesses of our age—the soul-crushing malady of self-belonging. With the learnedness of a professor, the meticulousness of a tutor, and the empathy of a friend, Noble guides the reader through crucial questions around personhood, identity, and meaning. And he does so in a manner that is at once exposing and healing forthose exhausted (and seduced) by modern life. Importantly, this book offers more than cultural insight and a Christian anthropology; it offers much needed hope, not by commending religious techniques that only add to the burdens of self-optimization, but by commending Christ—the one to whom alone we must belong. Here is a book that is penetrating, accessible, convicting, and in the end, hopeful.”
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