L. Roger Owens
Biography
L. Roger Owens has served as co-pastor of Duke Memorial United Methodist Church in Durham, North Carolina. Owens wrote The Shape of Participation (2010) and edited Pastoral Work (2014).
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Theology
“I hope this books gets into many seminary classrooms, pastors' studies, and church small groups, because I know of no better guide to help us understand, discern, and--best of all--participate in the re-creating work of the Holy Spirit in our midst. With stylistic grace, theological insight, and conceptual clarity, Jones has written a genuinely inspiring book on the Spirit.”
Christian Living
“Through her beautifully crafted stories of struggle and discovery during her own wilderness journey, Forlini Burt offers readers what they need most during theirs: a companion who can encourage us to keep walking with God, even when God seems distant, and who reminds us that the discoveries we will make in the wilderness about ourselves and God will ultimately be worth the struggle. This is a book to savor, a lovely guidepost along the way.”
Theology
“This book is a treasure, a genuine contribution to the field of Christian ethics. In it Wells offers a constructive account of Christian ethics that critiques quandary ethics on the one hand and postliberal ethics on the other. He argues persuasively that the Christian practices of worship, especially baptism and Eucharist, can be helpfully thought of in terms of theatrical improvisation. Such a rethinking uncovers resources in these practices that might otherwise be missed, resources that can guide the church as it seeks to live faithfully in the world.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“What a gift to have these devotions written by a wise theologian with a compassionate spirit and gift for words. Though written during a pandemic, they will inspire us to find hope in God whatever season of life we are in, since life is never as stable and predictable as we would like it to be. These devotions touched my heart, gave me courage, and led me to prayer.”
Theology
“Parenting is both a gift from God and a wilderness. I can’t think of a better guide to receiving well the gift and navigating the wilderness than Holly Taylor Coolman, who writes out of her deep faith, theological understanding, and profound experience. Reading this book was like having a long conversation with a very wise friend about things that matter most. I look forward to recommending this book to parents in my congregation.”
Preaching to Those Walking Away
Preaching & Worship
“Standish has brought his deep wisdom and experience to bear on the topic of preaching, and the result is a thoughtful, accessible book that will transform the way preachers think about their art.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Written with historical insight, theological acuity, and pastoral sensitivity (a rare combination), this book deserves a wide readership among those who want to more faithfully pray and live the prayer that Jesus taught us.”
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