Jay Kesler
Biography
Jay Kesler wrote Emotionally Healthy Teenagers and the foreword to Letters to Young Scholars.
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“"Ron Sider has a way of getting under our skin. Once again, the author of Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger has addressed a central issue of our time in a sensitive, biblical and reasoned manner. We are all richer as Christians to have Ron Sider writing loyally from within our ranks.”
Apologetics
“. . .will help new Christians put a solid foundation under their faith. . . also for non-Christians seriously interested in intellectual honesty and unprejudicial exploration of truth”
Letters to Young Scholars, Second Edition
Discipleship & Christian Education
Foreword
(wrote the foreword)
Theology
“Dr. Helyer has taught biblical truth not only in highly popular university classes but also through many teaching tours of the Holy Land and Mediterranean Rim, giving insights that only on-site experience can reveal. This book combines the best of both.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“To maintain Biblical convictions with civility is the challenge faced by believing Christians while being criticized, often unfairly, by the LGBTQ Lobby. This book is a realistic and compassionate testimony of how 'love,' as defined in 1 Corinthians 13, and the 'Fruit of the Spirit,' in Galatians 5, can be applied in our family journeys. Joyce does not deny the pain, even agony, of the struggle but through a sister's loyal tears maintains both Christian commitment and faithful love. The challenge is not easy and cannot avoid heartache of the deepest kind but in the end 'the truth will set us free.'”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Helyer and Cyzewski have collaborated their lifetime biblical and theological studies to (offer) a truly good and important new look at the interpretation of the Revelation of St. John. The apostle intended and expected that his letter would be both understood and applied in the lives of his contemporaries. . . . The 'code' of the book is the Old and New Testaments and a biblically based understanding of the person and ministry of Jesus Christ. Serious Bible-believing Christians will find great encouragement for living a Christian life in these troubling and confusing times.”
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