Janet Clark

A Faith Worth Believing, Living, and Commending

Theology

“This book is far more than a collection of compelling sermons by the consummate pastor-theologian, Dr. Dennis Ngien. It is an exemplar of the interface of theology and piety, of biblical interpretation and practical implication, of scholarly rigor and spiritual fervor. The nine chapters comprising the volume offer rich theological reflection on a range of subjects including the suffering of God, death and dying, Luther's theology of preaching, effective living in the power of the Spirit, and the nature of God's love. Ngien never loses sight of what he calls "the curvature of the human soul," and offers exhortations and insights that are at once deeply theological, profoundly pastoral, and disarmingly personal. Like his historic mentor, Luther, we see in Ngien a theologian of the cross at work in the pastoral context. This is a book of immense value for all who seek a faith worth believing, living, and commending.”

Abba's Whisper

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“In this beautifully written book, the Daveys gently call us to cultivate our receptivity to the whisper of Abba. They draw on a stunningly rich variety of sources to guide the inner journey: poetry, literature, artistic drawings, scripture, personal story, ancient wisdom, theological truths, spiritual writings, and practical guidance. This volume is nourishment for the soul that both satisfies and leaves you yearning for more.”

Global Christianity and Islam

World Religions

“In this sweeping, masterful study of Christian-Muslim interactions spanning thirteen centuries, Wafik W. Wahba provides a compelling analysis of the impact of historical developments, sociopolitical dynamics, and religious beliefs on past and current Christian-Muslim relations globally. Wahba is an eminently qualified guide in this exploration, a distinguished, Arabic-speaking theologian who, for thirty years, has studied and taught Christian-Muslim relations all over the globe. This is a meticulously researched, scholarly text, yet also highly readable and accessible to anyone seeking greater understanding of the world's two largest religions. Wahba's respectful, irenic tone beautifully embodies the book's stated aim—to better understand and communicate with the religious other and find a path to a peaceful future.”

The Past, Present, and Future of Evangelical Mission

Evangelism & Missions

“What makes this volume stand out are not only the thought-provoking essays but the way the book as a whole embodies what it sets out to do—demonstrate the need for a reimagined missiology marked by radical inclusivity of diverse voices and a collaborative alliance of the assembly, agency, academy, and agora. The juxtaposition of insights from this diverse group of contributors is precisely what makes the book so compelling and assumption shattering. You will be disturbed—and inspired.”