K. K. Yeo

1 Corinthians

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“True to the spirit of Paul and the diverse needs of readers, this masterful commentary demonstrates a holistic method of reading Paul, and transmits anew the dynamic theology of 1 Corinthians in restoring God’s church and the world today. An excellent tool and a timely resource for students and teachers of the Bible.”

A Double Vision Hermeneutic

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A creative cross-textual and cross-cultural biblical hermeneutic that offers new insights into the ancient Pauline and Chinese texts through the modern experience of a Chinese pastor. A thoughtful, engaging, and fruitful work.”

Biblical Narrative Learning

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Imitating the Gospel of John in its narrative world, creative pedagogy, and faithful interpretation, Ha explores a biblical model for Bible readers to receive, imagine, and embody the Story--the Word that makes strange their familiar and descends on them receptive faith, sustaining grace, and renewing Spirit.”

Defining Jesus

Apologetics

“Amidst the increasingly confusing claims about Jesus Christ today, Defining Jesus is a beacon of light as Soulen provides semantic and hermeneutical tools, clarity, and criteria to help readers traverse the rugged landscape and experience the reality of the traditional Christian faith.”

Global Readings

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“True to the spirit of Paul, David deSilva, in his creative work Global Readings, allows the Christian church to relive Paul's theology in his Letter to the Galatians and to participate in the challenges faced by the Sri Lankan church today. David's bold move in the 'Reading with Sri Lankan Christians' sections of the commentary allows the ancient text to speak across space and time--a sacred task of an apostle.”

Grassroots Asian Theology

Theology

“A resourceful, perceptive and much-needed work in the complex landscape of Asian theology.”

Love, Loss, and Abjection

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Unfolding a transformative faith that arises from love and loss, Melanie Baffes journeys with Mary of Bethany and befriends Julia Kristeva, giving us a reading in which psychoanalytic theory and biblical narrative reveal the semiotic emergence of selfhood. Intriguing! A must-read for scholars of the Gospel of John, especially on the aesthetic relationship between 'abjection' and 'fully human' in biblical faith, communal discipleship, and interdisciplinary hermeneutics.”

Meditations on the Birth of Christ

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Prof. You Bin has offered a series of advent meditations drawing together various resources from the Bible, Christian traditions, and Chinese cultural-wisdom texts. This is a handy and meaningful book that makes a perfect gift for the season and to world Christianity.”

Participating in Abundant Life

Theology

“In a myopic, dichotomized, secular world, Mark Teasdale offers a whole meal of the gospel of Jesus as expansive salvation and superabundant life that both the Bible and theological traditions have witnessed. Sit with Mark and your mind will be transformed and drawn to an enchanted life that is good, happy, beautiful, and perfect.”

Silence and Praise

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Silence and Praise offers a creative synergy of rhetorical, liturgical, and political readings of the Apocalypse. It echoes and paints the dramatic visions of St. John’s cosmology in critique of the imperial cult. Dr. Hansen bridges the biblical audiences of ancient and contemporary who are transformed for worship of the First and the Last who sits on the eternal throne.”

The Humanity of Christ and the Healing of the Dysfunction of the Human Spirit

Theology

“Dr. Alexander is one of the few scholars whose academic writings often hit a home run. This work is a theologico-spiritual guide for readers to find healing and holiness despite our distorted self and broken world. This graceful interdisciplinary study of the human spirit in light of Christ's humanity sheds light on who we are as human beings, pointing us to live in the light, and with the love, of the divine Spirit.”