Edgardo A. Colón-Emeric

Confessing the Triune God

Theology

“With wit and wisdom, Castelo helps his readers understand the historical development of Trinitarian theology and its purpose--the formation of a people in communion with the God who is communion. Simply put, this is the best Wesleyan account of the doctrine of the Trinity I have ever read.”

Habits of Hope

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Habits of Hope offers a transformative road map for students and teachers navigating today's challenges. The essays in this book present a vision of education oriented toward the end of communion with God. When interpreted through the lens of Christians hope, the practices of reading, writing, and conversation become habits that cultivate holiness. A great, thought-provoking, and inspiring read for such a time as this.”

The Book of Gratitudes

Fiction

“You hold in your hands a cornucopia. The Book of Gratitudes is a thanksgiving offering of faith stories from one of Latin America's most distinguished biblical scholars. For those tired of reading stale, intellectual wonder-bread, the verses, tales, and ruminations overflowing from this horn of plenty will feed your theological imagination.”

The Perfectly Simple Triune God

Theology

“I can think of no better introduction to the doctrine of divine simplicity than this one. D. Stephen Long makes a compelling case for why, despite its many detractors, Thomas Aquinas's affirmation that 'God is simple' helps Christians to be more robustly and explicitly Trinitarian.”

Trinitarian Responses to Worldliness

Theology

“A bold debut from Heejun Yang. Trinitarian Responses to Worldliness offers a rich, thoughtful analysis of theological response to secular cultures while uniting the best of Trinitarian and decolonial theologies. Yang invites readers to embrace the Trinitarian basis of diversity and inculturation while remaining open to growth, ultimately pointing the way to genuine forms of reconciliation in our painfully fractured world.”