Frank T. Griswold

Grace and Incarnation

Theology

“This careful and well-researched tracing of the struggle and conflict surrounding the Oxford Movement and the theological questions it raised makes Grace and Incarnation an invaluable resource not only for insight into the past, but for an informed appreciation of contemporary Anglican thought. The tension between ‘Catholic’ and ‘Reformed’ belongs not only to Anglicanism, but to the ecumenical world as well. This book belongs in that larger context.”

In Such Times

Christian Living

“In this present season of anxiety, Lorraine Cavanagh’s timely and trenchant exploration of the divisive effects of fear and the ways in which it alienates us from our true selves, one another, and the world around us could not be more urgently needed. Power masquerading as strength, be it political or ecclesiastical, is exposed as the mask fear wears in the threatening presence of the ‘other.’ In Such Times is far from a surrender to despair, but a clear call to recover in our personal and collective heart the re-creating and re-generating ‘perfect love’ worked in us by the Spirit which ‘casts out fear.’”

Mysterion Seeking Understanding

Preaching & Worship

“The authors of this challenging and provocative collection of essays, coming from different traditions and perspectives, offer a multidimensional understanding of sacrament and sacramentality which serves as a critique and a summons to a new consciousness and way of being in a sacramental world. There is so much in these pages to ‘mark, learn, and inwardly digest,’ and I hope they will be widely read and produce much fruit.”

The Future of Religious Leadership

World Religions

“In exploring the meaning of leadership in world religions and how it is exercised, the contributors to this volume open the door to a mutual exchange of experience and insight that makes way for shared wisdom, which transcends yet honors religious difference. In the polarized world in which we live, where religion is often portrayed as a source of division, a resource such as this is timely and urgently needed.”

The Homiletical Question

Preaching & Worship

“The fruit of William Brosend’s many years of preaching and teaching are on display in this lively, insightful, and well-illustrated exploration of what it means to preach, and how to and not to do it. Those called to break the bread of God’s Word in sermon or homily will draw much profit from the author’s experience and wise counsel.”

Washed and Well-Fed

Preaching & Worship

“This book is a compelling invitation to enter into the sacramental life of the church, and in particular the sacraments of baptism and Eucharist. The author makes clear that at their core and center is nothing less than an encounter with the risen Christ. What flows from that encounter, and the life it calls us to lead, makes this book a timely challenge to seekers and those seeking to deepen their relation to the One who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.”