Kyle C. Strobel
An Evangelical Spiritual Theology
Theology
“Donald Bloesch was one of the most significant evangelical theologians of the twentieth century, and here Goggin attends to the determining center of his theological project: the Christian life. Refusing to erode the objective and subjective mooring of theology in Word and Spirit, Bloesch articulates a theology of the Christian life that is both traditional and highly constructive. Here is a truly evangelical spiritual theology.”
Theology
“A substantive introduction to the doctrine of creation. Wittman’s creative use of song sings as he harmonizes the various aspects of creation into a thoroughly biblical and historically grounded analysis. Wittman reminds us that theology should be doxological as it casts our vision to God and his action. Allow this book to tune your heart to sing the new song of grace, giving glory to the God who created all things.”
Theology
“Showing his characteristic depth, Duby articulates an insightful and profound recovery of classical Christian theism for constructive theology today. Keeping an eye on contemporary instincts, Duby mines the tradition to clarify misunderstanding, critique overreactions, and suggest ways to appropriate the wisdom of our tradition. I highly recommend it!”
Jonathan Edwards and Deification
Theology
“God, in the infinite plenitude of his self-delight, opens his life to pour forth his fullness to his own. Salladin unpacks and develops this theme in Edwards's writings, revealing the overarching impulse of Edwards's doctrines of grace, participation, and deification. This is a substantial contribution to the field and an important retrieval for the ongoing conversation about these themes in modern theology.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Larry Warner brings the Exercises alive by providing the guidance, expertise and wisdom necessary to navigate the Exercises well. In both the practical and spiritual aspects of this volume, Larry leads you . . . before a God who, in the work of Christ, shows that his love is truly enough.”
Kierkegaard and the Changelessness of God
Philosophy
“Rarely, in contemporary discourse, is the immutability of God wielded for spiritual insights, but this is precisely what Hefner discovers in the work of Søren Kierkegaard. Mining the depths of Kierkegaard's thought to retrieve his existentially profound insights, Hefner shows how Kierkegaard's understanding of immutability serves as the ground for the integration of the human self. Far from an abstract notion, immutability serves as the guiding light breaking through the present darkness of our despair. A significant and profound study, I highly recommend it!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In our age, it is not unusual to hear baseless criticism of the Bible's authenticity, accuracy, and historical viability. Many Christians don't have access to resources to combat these attacks. Susan Lim gifts us with an accessible, rich, and personal account of discovering (or rediscovering!) the truth that the Bible is in fact the Word of God. Read, learn, and recommit yourself to saturating yourself in Scripture!”
Theology
“This is an incredibly important guide to the theological task that invites students—in kindness, gentleness, and love—into a world of theology that feels foreign and, perhaps, overwhelming. With the discernment and insight of a master teacher, Eilers shepherds students into the task of reading theology in wisdom. Building on years of experience in the classroom, Eilers understands the struggles students have with theological texts and the difficulty of helping them navigate these struggles well. Worshipful, prayerful, and full of insight, this book will captivate the imagination and cast a vision of a truly living encounter with the holy God.”
Theology
“Profound and compelling. Follow Richard Beck as he narrates the interconnection between spiritual warfare and social justice through the powers and principalities. I highly recommend it!”
Theology
“This collection of essays points to the heart of one of the most pressing issues in the church today—the nature and task of spiritual formation. For pastors, academics, and laity alike, there is much here to be pondered and put into practice. Think alongside these thoughtful chapters and consider how we may faithfully engage the question of spiritual formation for the church today.”
Theology
“Insightful and profound, The Divine Missions is a phenomenal introduction to God’s action. Vidu provides us with a rare gift—a charitable and meaningful engagement with Trinitarian theology that canvases traditional and contemporary conversation with a distinctive focus on God’s action for us and our own contemplation of divine things. This is an important and illuminating read and will serve as an instructive manual for speaking well of God.”
Christian Living
“Cracking open the deep struggle of our human existence, Jim recovers the truth of our personhood—we are ensouled bodies seeking the transcendent. We long for God, and every false image we turn to erodes the truth of our being. Discover what false narratives have led you away from the truth of who you are in Christ—forgiven, redeemed, and holy—and follow the soul trainings for a deeper embrace of his love. Take care of your soul and allow Jim to guide you to the truth only found in Jesus.”
Theology
“Dallas Willard is more often quoted than grasped; Willard is read but his overall thought is rarely mined to its depths. Robb has gone to these depths to unveil the logic of Willard's approach to Scripture, revealing Willard's long-standing interest in discipleship and life in the kingdom. For anyone looking to understand Willard's thought, this is a necessary and important contribution.”
What If Jesus Was Serious about the Church?
“What if we have misunderstood the nature of church services, family life, worship, and leadership? With characteristic insight, humor, and relatability, Skye challenges us to reconsider what Jesus said about the church. Moving beyond clichés, Skye provides a profound vision of what it means to be a member of Christ's body. Allow him to challenge your understanding about what Jesus said. You won't regret it.”
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