K. Steve McCormick

Confessing the Triune God

Theology

“Daniel Castelo offers a refreshing recovery of the triune God as a way to reconnect Christians in the body of Christ, and to faithfully catechize them in the way of the triune God. Castelo's deceptively insightful work makes it most accessible for everyone in the church seeking to renew their faith and know what it means to confess the triune God.”

Divine Grace and Emerging Creation

Science & Faith

“". . . Divine Grace and Emerging Creation, offers a probing conversation that is full of humility and hospitable space for the scientist and theologian alike to explore old and new 'connections' between science and a theology of creation . . . This is a robust exploration of 'connected grace' carried out by scientists and theologians in the vision of Wesley's 'catholic spirit' bursting with promising insight into the ongoing discoveries between 'Science and Theology of Creation.'”

The Renewal of Trinitarian Theology

Theology

“It has often been said that the doctrine of the Holy Trinity is better caught than taught. In step with that sentiment, and in the 'spirit' of the late Catherine LaCugna, Rod Leupp shares LaCugna's conviction that 'the doctrine of the Trinity is in fact the most practical of all doctrines,' and thus sets out to explore why the recent renewal of trinitarian theology is underway. At this point of query, Rod enters into a rich and probing conversation with some of the most prominent theologians--Karl Barth, Jürgen Moltmann, Karl Rahner, Paul Fiddes, Paul Molnar, Dorothy Sayers, Wolfhart Pannenberg, Robert Jenson, Thomas Torrance, Eberhard Jüngel, Christoph Schwöbel, Elie Wiesel, et al.--and investigates with them salient patterns and themes that are at the very heart and mystery of the triune God. While there are many discernible insights and reasons for the resurgence of interest in trinitarian theology that are examined in this book, the most ignored reason that is brilliantly explored by Rod Leupp is this: the triune God of Scriptures, who is 'for us and our salvation,' is the triune God who 'suffers with us.' It is in this mystery of God's suffering where some of Rod's deepest and most personal insight into the mystery and wisdom of trinitarian reflection emerges. This book will not only familiarize one with the landscape of trinitarian theology, but it will also draw one deeply into the life of the triune God who shares our life by suffering right alongside us, enabling us to 'truly' know God as Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and thus come to know the greatest mystery of the Trinity: God is love.”

The Rhythm of Grace

Theology

“Henry and Hank Spaulding, father and son theologians, present a compelling, wise challenge to the idolatry of fundamentalism rooted in fear and resistance to change. They intricately weave a profound connection between the beauty of holiness and ‘apocalyptic forgiveness,’ disrupting false moral codes and perpetual patterns of violence within church and empire. Writing from retirement and exile, their insights invite us into a transformative rhythm of grace, revealing a communal witness to God’s Peaceable Kingdom. Nothing embodies the beauty of holiness more than a community practicing inclusive forgiveness without exception.”