F. Douglas Powe

Evangelism Renewed

Evangelism & Missions

“For anyone seeking a comprehensive and insightful understanding of evangelism there is no better text. Knight pulls together the various theological approaches from various camps and offers his own unique perspective on why they all have value. Anyone studying evangelism should read this book.”

Gandhi's Truths in an Age of Fundamentalism and Nationalism

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Readers will not only learn new insights about Gandhi but will reconsider how we should approach truth. Clarke and Pickard bring together essays that illustrate the genius and strength of Gandhi’s pursuit of truth. What really sets this book apart is their insightful critique of Gandhi, making his message more relevant for today.”

Leaning Both Ways at Once

Evangelism & Missions

“Jeff has achieved what few others have done in the field of evangelism. In Leaning Both Ways at Once he offers a theological vision for evangelism that is rooted in tradition and compatible with social innovation. Readers will be struck by his image of evangelism as interceding between God and the world in a manner that allows for a unique Methodist ecclesiology which avoids the trappings of making church and world congruent. Those seeking a theological exploration of evangelism that integrates many of the best thinkers in Christian history will see this as a must-read.”

Table Matters

Preaching & Worship

“Dr. LaBoy’s forthcoming book connects a Wesleyan understanding of sacraments to evangelism and social justice. The tendency in recent years has been to separate these practices and even those seeking a holistic vision struggle to connect them. LaBoy in her book shares why they are connected and how we can learn from the Wesleyan tradition to engage these practices as part of our daily lives. Readers will not only benefit from the deep theological engagement, but from her focus on practice.”