James W. Sire
Biography
James W. Sire (1933–2018) wrote The Universe Next Door, Apologetics Beyond Reason, and Habits of the Mind.
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Apologetics
“How can the development of a faithful mind and a mindful faith lead to a virtuous character? This is not the first question Christian students are likely to ask their university to answer. But it should be. David Horner helps students--young and old--seek an answer that is based on sound reasoning and deep, faithful personal commitment to Christ. May this book live long and prosper, leading believers to thoughtful, faithful and virtuous lives.”
Still Bored in a Culture of Entertainment
Christian Living
“In an age when couch potatoes surf the Web looking for a diversion from the boredom of existence, Richard Winter has not only diagnosed the debilitating disease but prescribed a cure. Read the book. It's good medicine for the soul!”
Apologetics
“that it finds readers willing to have their minds shaken and their hearts, yes, their hearts, stirred as well.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Attention! The liberal arts are for everyone, especially Christians. They introduce us to all the personal dimensions that encompass our lives from beginning to end. But how is this so since so much of the liberal arts seem foreign to us as Christians? Begin with this book and find the answer. Then live out a rich life of knowledge and appreciation of what makes every life worth living.”
The Making of the New Spirituality
World Religions
“God is not dead in our culture. Only his identity has changed. The claim of autonomy for human reason has led to its own deification and the rejection of the importance of history, the development of a spiritualized physics and a return to an ancient gnosticism--in short, a New Religious Synthesis. The dominant god today is the cosmic spirit embodied in the self. Herrick shows us how this shift has come about. A lucid intellectual history with important implications for navigating the religious currents of our day.”
Philosophy
“Ours is a world of skepticism, irony, and intellectual despair, all of which tempt us away from the kingdom of God. This book is a profoundly Christian antidote: a way to analyze our postmodern context, accept its fresh insights, identify its missteps and downright errors, then move on to a mature, thoughtful grasp of the truth in Christ and actively live out its implications. A profound book in lucid prose!”
Why Christian Faith Still Makes Sense
World Religions
“The so-called New Atheists have set the context for much contemporary disbelief in any god at all. Evans knows this but digs much deeper into much more problematic objections. His profound response is orderly, clear, and persuasive.”
Philosophy
“In the past thirty years worldview analysis has become an important way for Christians to understand the world. But perhaps because of the massive research required, we have never had a history of the concept or an analysis of its philosophic roots. David Naugle has put us all in his debt. This excellent study will become a standard reference.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
A Little Primer on Humble Apologetics
Apologetics
Chris Chrisman Goes to College
Apologetics
Learning to Pray Through the Psalms
Bible Studies & Devotionals
Why Should Anyone Believe Anything at All?
Apologetics
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