Frank M. Yamada
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In Be Still! Stewart masterfully spins a counter-narrative to the collective madness that is gripping our world. Like the psalmist, Stewart prays thoughtfully through metaphors and religious tradition, meshing theologians with news headlines to lead the reader to a deeper, more sustained truth. Be Still! reads like part op-ed and part parable. In these troubling and anxious times, may we, who have ears to hear, listen!”
History & Biography
“In Doing Theology Latinamente, Luis R. Rivera-Rodríguez powerfully narrates a long-neglected story, illuminating the social movements that gave rise to Latinx theology and its transformative impact on graduate theological education and communities of faith. This essential volume offers a compelling account of the Protestant Latinx Academic Movement and demonstrates the enduring social impact of doing and practicing theology from the margins.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“In this brilliant work of theological reflection, Maria Liu Wong articulates a vision of collective wisdom for faith and learning communities. From the places of family, friends, and educational community, the author makes both a compelling case for learning from and with difference rather than being pulled into the current social conflicts of our day, as she lays bare the limitations of Western individualism that plagues theologies in the North American context. The book itself is a well narrated journey of becoming wise with others through the power of multiple, diverse communities.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Poetic Living describes the life and ministry of Craig Barnes. Celebrated scholars, theologians, and pastoral leaders bear witness to Barnes’s faithful leadership at an unprecedented time in theological education and the church. The essays translate the impact of this president, preacher/poet, and pastor, who served a premier seminary at a time of sociocultural, theological, and educational disruption for ‘such a time as this’ (Esth 4:14).”
The End of Theological Education
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Smith captures our current moment persuasively and truthfully. He testifies to God’s way of doing a new thing at this particular end for theological education, while providing a way of thinking through the new structures and modes that theological schools must inhabit. This is a must read for those interested in the multiple futures of theological education and what those futures mean for communities of faith.”
Towards an Asian American Biblical Hermeneutics
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Gale Yee is one of the premier interpreters of biblical texts and methodologies of our time. In Toward an Asian American Biblical Hermeneutics, we receive offerings that illustrate the evolution of both method and interpreter as she masterfully interrogates simultaneously the intersection of (con)texts, methodologies, and Asian American identity. This volume is not simply a journaling of how method changes but a demonstration of twenty-first-century hermeneutics in action.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“In We Aren’t Broke, Elsdon captures a vision for the church’s future through redemptive entrepreneurship and impact investing. Drawing deeply from the worlds of business, mission-driven organizational leadership, and personal experiences of transformational college ministry, this book is part leadership workbook and part theological/ethical reflection on the value of investing in doing good—a must-read for pastors, social entrepreneurs, and people of faith who want to change the world.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
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