Jeffrey W. Barbeau
Biography
Jeffrey W. Barbeau has served as Professor of Theology at Wheaton College. Barbeau earned a PhD from Marquette University and holds graduate degrees in English literature, theology, and religious studies. Barbeau's books include The Last Romantic (2025) and The Spirit of Methodism (2019), and Barbeau edited God and Wonder (2022). Barbeau has also been an active member of Grace United Methodist Church in Naperville, Illinois, and has taught Sunday school there.
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Evangelical, Sacramental, and Pentecostal
Theology
“Christians often live in a state of spiritual malnourishment, choosing exclusively between the Word, sacraments, or renewal by the Spirit. In this timely pastoral appeal to overcome historical and theological divisions, Gordon T. Smith invites believers to be drawn into the fullness of life—fellowship with the living God—by embracing the divinely appointed means of grace.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The Greening of Hebrews is a welcome addition to the literature of ecological hermeneutics. Lamp's close reading moves beyond the simplistic discovery of texts about the earth into texts that speak for the earth. Lamp's unique study bridges biblical exegesis and theology, introduces readers to new environmental perspectives, and allows us to hear Earth's voice anew.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“As all who have read Jesus of the Deep Forest (1981) know, the prayers and praises of Afua Kuma are a gift to the worldwide church. Now, in The Surprising African Jesus, the ‘grassroots’ voice of West African Christianity once again springs to life on each page through words and images that will draw readers into the experience of faith with a freshness and vitality seldom expressed.”
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History & Biography
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