James M. Arcadi

An Introduction to Christian Philosophical Theology

Philosophy

“scholars as they think through central topics of Christian theology.”

An Introduction to Theological Anthropology

Theology

“Joshua Farris has written a very helpful book on a timely topic. Contemporary discussions of the nature of humans are fraught with confusion and opacity. Yet theology has much to offer to alleviate these plights. With clarity and charity, Farris treats a myriad of pertinent topics in this principled introductory text. Scripturally grounded, historically informed, philosophically savvy, and scientifically engaged, this book offers a provocative and compelling theological vision for humanity’s place in God’s cosmos.”

Justification and the Churches

Theology

“In this careful and historically sensitive book, Hiestand offers us a rich serving of ecclesial theology. This is systematic theology invited to a feast by a host of pastoral questions. Hiestand's framing of the ways three traditions attempt to digest the main course of justification provides a unique opportunity for Christians from these traditions to join around the ecumenical table.”

Ordinary Time

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“In a rich blending of memoir, liturgical commentary, and biblical meditation, this book invites us all to consider the long season of Ordinary Time an opportunity for deepening our spiritual roots. I am grateful for the connection points Amy Peeler highlights between moments in this season and their corresponding moments in Scripture. These points of convergence usher us along a journey with the church through key themes of faith. Should we follow Peeler's guidance on this journey, we will surely bear the spiritual fruit of discipleship.”

Perhaps

Christian Living

“In a polarized world with the rigidity of fundamentalisms on the one hand and the nihilism of skepticisms on the other, McNall enters to sketch a way forward for the holiness of intellectual humility. This is a creative book that not only argues winsomely from Scripture, theology, and literature, but also invites the reader into a narrative that portrays how the weight of its claims press on everyday life. Perhaps will be especially helpful for the student wrestling with the challenges of Christian orthodoxy, and all looking for breathing room to wonder, hope, and ultimately, trust.”