Irving Hexham

Beyond the Impasse

Theology

“An insightful theological reflection on the place of world religions within the broader framework of Christian theology. Yong provides a theological basis for everyday interaction with members of other religions and an understanding of other religious traditions in the providence of God. This is an excellent book that ought to be widely read and discussed.”

God's Fingerprints, Second Edition

Apologetics

“At a time when polling data reveals a significant decline in the number of well-educated people identifying as Christians, this book is a breath of fresh air. Trevor Watts writes with the authority of a respected medical researcher who spent his career at London's prestigious Guy's Hospital, working in the secular world, yet witnessing as an intelligent and informed believer. Christians ought to read this book and give it to their secular friends.”

Mentoring Leaders

World Religions

“The world today, and the church in particular, face a crisis of leadership. This is why Carson Pue’s new book is so important. Leaders are needed in all walks of life, but few people have taken as much effort as Pue to think through the complex issue of mentoring the next generation. I heartily recommend this book”

The Making of the New Spirituality

World Religions

“This is an excellent overview of the development of Western religious thought and life that reveals the roots of much of 'modern spirituality.' As such it is a must-read for anyone who simply wants to understand the spiritual ferment all around us.”

Weltanschauung and Apologia

Apologetics

“Hofer has written a fascinating book that gives real insight into the development of Evangelical Christianity in North America. It is well researched and documented and adds to our knowledge of a topic that is often dismissed with superficial clichés. Anyone teaching on the topic of contemporary religion ought to consider it as a possible textbook. Ministers and laypeople should read it to keep abreast of the way Evangelicalism is constantly adapting to an ever-changing society.”