George Hunsinger

Veiled Intent

History & Biography

“Discussing literature in relation to theology is a delicate enterprise. Those adept in literary criticism are not always well grounded in theology, and vice versa. Over against these pitfalls, Natasha Duquette displays just the right touch. She not only unearths the literary works of underappreciated women writers from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries but also attends with great sensitivity to the theological convictions woven into them. The result is a model study in literary, theological, and feminist criticism.”

We the People

Theology

“I am sympathetic with the purpose and the spirit of what Givens has accomplished in this book. Chapter four is a tour de force displaying a spectacular grasp of the complex dialectics of election as Barth understood it. I don’t know of any discussion that succeeds as well as this one on that difficult but important topic. Givens has written a deep and theologically serious work of biblical scholarship that will need to be reckoned with for years to come.”

Who Do You Say That I Am?

Theology

“This book circles around Jesus's perennial question: 'who do you say that I am?' It is a question we can never be done with, because it confronts us ever anew, continually calling us to account. Here is a book with an all-star lineup of Christian scholars, led by Carl Braaten, that will edify all those who know they are summoned to answer faithfully, not only with their lips but also with their lives.”

Worshiping, Witnessing, and Wondering

Discipleship & Christian Education

“No one interested in the progress of the churches in the Majority World can afford to miss this wonderful book. Backed by years of experience as a teaching missionary and a scholar, Tom Hastings pulls together the fruits of a lifetime. The reader will be inspired anew by wonder and witness for the sake of mission and worship. Horizons will be expanded and hope renewed by the insights that are here encountered.”