J. Carl Laney
Biography
J. Carl Laney wrote The Divorce Myth, A Guide to Church Discipline, and Answers to Tough Questions.
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Allegorical Spectrum of the Parables of Jesus
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Many scholars, including myself, have been puzzled by the use of allegory in Jesus' parables. In her book, Allegorical Spectrum of the Parables of Jesus, Suk Wong offers new insight on how to interpret rhetorical allegory in the parables without resorting to allegorical interpretation. I am happy to endorse this insightful new research!”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Many different ideas enter the minds of Christians when they hear the words ‘church discipline’—punishment, judgment, critical, unloving, excommunication. Jonathan Leeman sets the record straight by explaining what Jesus meant when he first introduced this concept of spiritual accountability. Leeman explains the purpose of church discipline and why it is necessary. The case studies illustrating situations requiring church discipline are worth the price of the book!”
Experiencing the Land of the Book
“Drawing from his extensive travels in the land of Israel, Dr. Charles Dyer has written a book that is destined to become a cherished classic. Following the enduring style of Mark Twain's The Innocents Abroad (1869), Charlie has written an account of his own travel adventures in Israel. This book is loaded with interesting and helpful information about the biblical sites and stories. The extensive use of photographs will help readers visualize the landscapes and features Charlie so well describes. Having guided over one hundred tour groups through Israel, Charlie has had many surprising and humorous adventures, which he recounts as he leads readers on a riveting tour of the land. Readers will have a hard time putting this book down. I loved it! And I'm sure that you will too.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“There were many places that I resonate with Lubeck's comments and explanations. He encourages readers to recapture, cultivate and embrace a send of "childlike wonder of the world around us, including the world of the Bible." His illustrations and short stories are used effectively throughout the book to reinforce the points being emphasized, [It] rekindled my personal desire to know and value the words of the world's most remarkable book.”
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