Laceye Warner
Theology
“Building on his earlier outstanding work Evangelism after Christendom, Stone masterfully navigates the complex and at times treacherous landscape of church and society. Evangelism after Pluralism is a must-read for those teaching, pastoring, leading, and serving in ecclesial settings that engage the world. Stone provides a stunningly sharp, wise, and insightful case for evangelistic practice.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
Foreword
“In this much-needed book, Kaury Edwards recovers the richness of a Wesleyan view of innovation grounded in failure to empower the church to participate in God’s mission. Yes, failure. The plot-twist in this excellent project digs deeply into a theological understanding of good failure to empower Christian innovation.”
Theology
“"Many thanks to Professor Long for his gracious offering to the life of the church. In this book Long demystifies doctrine through commentary on one of the church's most significant documents, encouraging a love for learning our beliefs and a desire for God--in true Wesleyan spirit. The book is an invitation to congregations and individuals to know and love God and neighbor in the fullness in which God intended.”
Evangelism & Missions
“In this work Dr. Conklin-Miller shares the fruits of carefully integrating years of pastoral experience and scholarly study to describe the nuanced role of the church between God and the world in ministries of evangelism. This is a timely and significant contribution to assist the people called Methodist in discerning its role in God’s reign in a complex and hurting world.”
Methodist Evangelism, American Salvation
History & Biography
“Teasdale employs careful historical analysis while framing the issues of the time with a pastorally informed eye, balancing difficult yet poignant material. This text is a welcome and significant contribution.”
History & Biography
“Heath's giftedness as a scholar and teacher of Christian faith and practice are clear in this work. The recovery of Phoebe Palmer as mystic and prophet within a Wesleyan theological frame offers an important contribution to both scholars within theological education and the church. This text is remarkably multi-faceted in the accessible way it complicates previous categories allowing the past to inform faithful Christian witness in the twenty-first century.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Allen Stanton offers an impressive, refreshing, and uniquely multidisciplinary account. Drawing widely from theology, economics, sociology, political science, and ethics, Stanton fiercely advocates for small-membership congregations. The Gift of Small is essential reading for those leading and serving in and alongside small-membership congregations.”
Evangelism & Missions
“This compiled volume is a thoughtful and perceptive tribute to the remarkable impact of William J. Abraham’s The Logic of Evangelism on the thirtieth anniversary of its publication. The contributors map and navigate a complicated terrain with insight and expertise demonstrating the continued significance of Abraham’s role in understanding and practicing evangelism.”
Evangelism & Missions
“Each essay in this book speaks directly to real challenges confronting the church in our time. The writing is framed theologically and saturated with the missional vision of a deeply respected scholar. Yet the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. . . . This book is a precious gift.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“In Workshop of the Holy Spirit, Strong and Bielman offer a much-needed reorientation to the church’s task of theological education. Their pastoral wisdom, scholarly knowledge, and compassionate experience practicing the craft frame authentic and substantial rationale. This is a must-read for students, pastors, and ecclesial scholars eager to reimagine and reclaim theological education’s participation in the Holy Spirit’s work.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Evangelism & Missions
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