Esau McCaulley
Biography
Esau McCaulley wrote Reading While Black, and co-wrote Get Into the Book of John with Truth's Table with Christina Edmondson and Ekemini Uwan.
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A Beginner's Guide to New Testament Studies
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This is a really helpful book. As an undergrad professor, I am often looking for a brief introduction to contested issues in New Testament studies that explains our academic debates to students in an accessible way. Dr. Gupta does this time and again in this work. He tackles issues like women in leadership, justification, and pseudonymity in a way that is charitable and clear. This will be a welcome resource to supplement New Testament introductions, which often lack the space to deal with issues in detail.”
A Week in the Life of a Greco-Roman Woman
Fiction
“Holly Beers does some important things in this enjoyable work of historical fiction. First, she makes me care about the characters at the center of the drama. Second, she provides an accessible introduction to the religious, economic, and social world of a Greco-Roman woman with all its difficulties and complexities. Finally, she demonstrates the ways in which those worlds would be upset and transformed through an encounter with the burgeoning Christian community. It's a great resource for anyone wanting to know about the experiences of women in the first years of the church's life.”
Theology
“This book begins with a simple but profound premise: 'God is pro-worker.' From that insight, a host of implications follow, including the idea that the people of God should be pro-worker too! This book covers pressing issues related to human dignity in the marketplace and helps Christians think theologically about the meaning of work and the link between a right theology of labor and the pursuit of justice. Gustine gives us all much to consider.”
Christian Living
“Peace is not about withdrawal from the world; it is not sanctified inaction. It is the posture from which we engage the world confident in the goodness of God. For those looking for spiritual resources to lead them through this fractured moment, I highly recommend this book.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“This book is the rare combination of beautiful prose and weighty theological reflection. It paints a picture of a faith that is still there on the other side of trite, easy answers that do not satisfy, a picture of hard-won belief. This is not just a book about prayer; at times the book becomes a prayer in its own right. It is, in the end, a reflection on what it means to be a Christian in the midst of losses large and small. I highly recommend it.”
T. F. Torrance as Missional Theologian
Theology
“Anyone who wants to think intentionally and theologically about the present and future work of the church will find this work to be an asset. Sherrard brings Torrance, the missional church movement, and Jesus' threefold office as prophet, priest, and king into dynamic conversation, all with an eye toward effective ministry in a post-Christian world.”
Theology
Foreword
“This book is instructive without being preachy, convicting without being legalistic, and inspiring in the picture it paints of pastoral ministry. I am a better clergy person for having engaged it, and I am sure that you will be as well.”
What Hath Justice to Do with Righteousness?
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
Foreword
(wrote the foreword)
Christian Living
Foreword
“As I worked my way through this book, I knew I was reading the reflections of someone who has asked the hard questions about the church's problems and come out on the other side more committed to Christ than ever. The word wisdom is bandied about too easily, but that is a good description for what Bishop Hunter has written here. It is a wise reflection on the person, work, and intentions of Jesus.”
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Editor
Bible Studies & Devotionals
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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