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Erin Dufault-Hunter

Corners in the City of God

Theology

“These sharp-edged essays paradoxically witness to the hope that the world of The Wire and thousands like it have not been forsaken--not by the incarnate Word and not by those who follow Christ open-eyed to the gates of hell.”

Dignity and Destiny

Theology

“Kilner carefully demonstrates how theological convictions about the image of God matter profoundly for Christian life and witness. . . . Convincingly shows how poorly conceived or sloppy exegesis not only hampers an individual's love for God and others but also creates an ethos that reinforces broad injustices ranging from racism to disregard for those with disabilities.”

Discipleship in a World Full of Nazis

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Nation’s meticulous research should disrupt the popular, often truncated narrative that Bonhoeffer was a tragic realist, a failed assassin. But even if readers remain committed to that tale, this book invites us to reread Bonhoeffer’s theology with fresh eyes for our own day. In a world still full of violent powers vying for our allegiance, Bonhoeffer helps us imagine what it means to live with Christ crucified as the measure and mediator of a good and grace-filled life.”

Good Tools Are Half the Job

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Christian academics as well as ministers too often presume that ‘doctrine’ names an abstract discipline, one disconnected from the practical work of ‘pastoral care.’ This book displays the necessity—the inseparability—of theology for ministry. Far from rendering the minister a judgmental or distanced presence, these stories of chaplaincy illustrate how being tethered to the reality of the triune God frees us to love others in innovative, unexpected, and sometimes disruptive ways.”

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