Jeffrey P. Greenman
A Faith Worth Believing, Living, and Commending
Theology
“Like the ancient prophet, Amos, we live in an era marked by a famine of hearing the words of the Lord. These exemplary sermons and speeches by Dennis Ngien provide satisfying nourishment for heart and mind alike because he enables the Scriptures to speak again in clear, powerful ways to our generation. Ngien effortlessly blends the committed passion of a preacher, the wise perspective of a mentor, and the careful precision of a scholar. This book is recommended reading for anyone eager to hear what truly practical theology sounds like.”
World Religions
“This book is essential reading for students, pastors, and scholars who care about the pursuit of an authentically Christian life. The authors demonstrate clearly that such an all-encompassing and complex topic as Christian formation can be illumined in fresh ways by charitable conversation between academic disciplines. Their shared passion for God, Scripture, and ministry, expressed through distinct yet complementary realms of academic expertise, shapes a rich, dialogical exploration of God’s chief purposes for human beings. The result is a splendid example of eminently practical theology that strengthens the church’s mission to make disciples.”
Theology
“Hollinger is one of the most respected evangelical Protestant ethicists of our generation. This much-needed book is clear, cogent, and impressively comprehensive. This outstanding work of contemporary moral reflection is biblically rich, philosophically astute, and contextually engaged.”
Christian Living
“Alister McGrath offers an appealing and lucid demonstration of theology understood as a ‘reflective inhabitation’ of the Christian faith.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This book is Ellul at his best--essential reading for anyone seeking a succinct expression of his prophetic Christian vision.”
Public Intellectuals and the Common Good
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Can there be an authentic Christian voice in the public square? Can the church contribute to the common good in the context of polarization, fragmentation, and anti-intellectualism? This timely volume of perceptive essays offers insight into some of the most important issues of our day. It deserves careful consideration and widespread discussion.”
Theology
“This book is a gem. Boyer and Hall display the beauty of historic Christian orthodoxy in clear, elegant prose. Skillfully avoiding the twin plagues of arrogant rationalism and anti-intellectual irrationalism, they demonstrate the tremendous potential of the concept of mystery to illuminate central doctrines and practices of the Christian faith. Scholars, pastors, and students alike will reap rich rewards from this outstanding contribution to contemporary evangelical theology.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“The world has a desperate shortage of wise leaders. This timely book by Uli Chi invites the reader into a beautiful and highly personal reflection on what it means to live a deeply wise, deeply Christian life. Drawing on a lifetime of wide-ranging leadership, The Wise Leader articulates an integrative vision of leadership that is spiritually alert, biblically serious, and practically grounded. This book should be required reading for Christians who strive to serve God in their varied leadership responsibilities in every sector of society.”
Christian Living
“This book should be required reading for every Christian student during their college or university years. Drawing on a lifetime of pastoral experience and offering a deeply biblical understanding of spiritual formation, Stephen Kellough speaks to the hearts of God's people with a clear, wise voice.”
Worshiping with the Church Fathers
Preaching & Worship
“In recent years, more and more evangelicals who are looking for spiritual depth and congregational vitality have started to explore the thought and practice of the early church. Christopher Hall is a wise, experienced guide through the twists and turns of this often strange and unfamiliar territory. This volume provides a clear, readable exposition of what the leading church fathers understood about baptism, the Lord's Supper, prayer and spiritual disciplines. A special strength of this book is that Hall explains the biblical and theological reasoning used by the fathers as they developed their approaches. This book is essential reading for pastors, lay leaders and students who are looking for a reliable introduction to the spirituality of the early church.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
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