M. Daniel Carroll R.
200 Devotionals from the Hebrew Bible
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Anyone who knows Prof. Dallaire knows that she loves Hebrew (infectiously!) and her students. This volume is a testament to her commitment to make the Old Testament come alive in significant ways for the faith life of her students. Here in their own words, we see them embracing the Hebrew Scriptures. A vocation fulfilled, and a lesson to us all.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Virtuous deconstruction is what Washington calls this exposé of racism in the history of the United States and the American church. This book is truly virtuous: it is honest while gracious, courageous, and informed. It is a timely call by an evangelical African American pastor-theologian to a compromised evangelicalism to rediscover its authenticity and commit itself to an authentic gospel and kingdom ethic. Direct, passionate, and constructive . . . a necessary word!”
Evangelism & Missions
“In an age when theologies of mission can be reductionistic in focus and concern, Glasser expounds the biblical revelation with detail and diligence. Announcing the Kingdom analyzes the Kingdom theme from Genesis to Revelation and along the way engages other issues of importance in contemporary debate, such as the centrality of social justice to holistic mission, the question of Jewish evangelization, and the fate of those who do not believe. This volume is a testament to a significant career and a rich foundation for continuing reflection on Christian mission.”
World Religions
“Becoming fully human before God and within the world cannot be a solitary pilgrimage. It should be a journey taken in community, a sharing among friends who together seek to know themselves and their Lord better and to minister more faithfully. In this book, a biblical scholar, a social scientist, and an ethicist sharpen each other’s appreciation of this need for constructive interdependence and integration. Pull up a chair and listen to this quality conversation.”
Christian Mission in the Modern World
Evangelism & Missions
“Este libro es un tesoro. Por un lado, le provee a una nueva generación el texto clásico de John Stott sobre la misión del pueblo evangélico, ligera y respetuosamente actualizado por Christopher Wright, biblista y misiólogo de renombre mundial; por el otro, las reflexiones de Wright nos muestran cómo la misiología evangélica se ha desarrollado en las cinco décadas desde esa publicación pionera. Este libro nos informa de los avances en el pensamiento evangélico y apunta al futuro desafiante con esperanza.”
Contextual Theological Interpretation
Theology
“An informed challenge for the usual practice of the theological interpretation of Scripture (TIS) to embrace the important contributions of global voices. Expansive in its argumentation and irenic in tone, this volume aims to constructively move TIS in a more inclusive and thus more fully theological direction. There is much food for thought here, and incentives for fruitful conversation!”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This is a book born out of the author’s deep love for his country and his people. Mekonnen wrestles with Ethiopia’s conflictive history and complex culture, as he tries to articulate a contextualized faith for Christian leaders and to chart a direction for a different future. The book is an informative and comprehensive introduction to Ethiopia that is laced with a passionate vision for authentic African Christian voices to be heard. M. Daniel Carroll R. (Rodas), Distinguished Professor of Old Testament,”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The inspiring narratives and perplexing visions of the book of Daniel have long challenged interpreters. Cook eschews both critical historicist and fanciful literalistic interpretations to argue that the book reveals the deep yet transcendent dimensions of reality. This is apocalyptic wisdom designed to reorient one's view of life and the world and point to the ultimate purposes of God. An innovative multidisciplinary approach to a mystifying, ever-relevant divine word for God's people.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The first chapter in Discovering Isaiah is aptly titled ‘An Enduring Word.’ This prophetic book has been central to the Christian church for two millennia. Abernethy skillfully integrates careful readings of texts in their historical settings with illuminating examples of their reception across the centuries. This wonderful exploration of key themes and Isaiah’s ongoing relevance make this a helpful window into research on the book and into the God and Christ of Christian faith.”
Evangelism & Missions
“Often forgotten in discussions of migration are the millions of internally displaced persons (IDPs). Colombia is a tragic case. Hays describes a multidisciplinary effort to craft a program that is contextually sensitive and theologically informed to meet the multiple needs of its IDPs. The narrative is one of collaboration between professionals, practitioners, and churches to empower communities to build life from the ashes. This is Christian mission at its best—audacious, compassionate, realistic, and hopeful.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
““This is a creative introduction to how to read the Old Testament well as an ancient text for today. To engage this literature properly, Hernández explains that we need appropriate attitudes and informed literary sensibilities. He then works carefully through multiple texts across the Old Testament canon to demonstrate the payoff of his exhortations. Not overly technical, this helpful tool by an important Latino Old Testament scholar should serve a wide audience.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This is a moving account of a personal journey into the immigrant world and how it led to a new understanding of Christian faith and Scripture. Fogg creatively interweaves immigrant stories with biblical passages, showing how those experiences can help us read the Bible with fresh eyes. But the goal is not just to inform her readers; she wants to motivate them into action. A challenging read indeed!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This wide-ranging collection is a fitting tribute to a scholar who has dedicated his life to explicating the cultural world of the Old Testament within the academy and beyond. Penned by colleagues, former students, and others impacted by Walton’s mentorship and work, these essays explore three expansive areas that have been the focus of his research. They testify to Walton’s legacy of making an ancient text understandable and relevant for today.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Daniel is a fascinating but complicated book—historically, theologically, and critically. Longman has the wonderful ability to distill information and summarize academic debates in a highly readable style. He has accomplished that service with other books in the series, and now he gifts us with this volume. A helpful and thoroughly practical introduction.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Walton and Longman, two seasoned commentators on Job, argue that readers should redirect their efforts from seeking in its pages reasons for human suffering to instead recognizing the lesson to trust in a sovereign God within the incongruities of life. The pious may not understand their painful lot, but assurance and rest come in accepting the wisdom of the Almighty. Thoughtful and accessible, this is a welcome addition to the How To Read series.”
I Was a Stranger and You Took Me In
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Millions are on the move across the globe. Violence, poverty, and yearning for a better life are driving unprecedented numbers to seek a new life elsewhere. How should the church respond? These papers presented at a conference in 2024 establish biblical and theological foundations and present examples of concrete engagement with the stranger. This offering from global Pentecostalism should inspire other Christian traditions to similarly get involved at such a time as this!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“A book as complex and rich as Isaiah requires an informed, seasoned commentator. Gordon McConville is that. In this volume, he offers a close reading of the biblical text, judicious discussions of technical details and debated issues, and sensible theological reflections. This is Old Testament scholarship at its most useful. Substantive, yet accessible, this will be a mainstay among Isaiah commentaries for a long time.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“How would Jesus and his family fare as refugees if they fled from Herod today? The answer: not well at all. This hypothetical case allows Butner to educate us on the complexities and injustices of the current international refugee and asylum system. This is a thorough, provocative study grounded in our faith and attuned to the crises of global migration.”
Jürgen Moltmann and Evangelical Theology
Theology
Foreword
“"A series of essays that present careful examination of Moltmann's publications. The authors review and evaluate Moltmann's thinking on key systematic theological categories from the confessional stance of evangelicalism. This is a stimulating read.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This timely volume is born out of personal involvement in race relations, grounded in insightful readings of passages across the breadth of Scripture, and concrete in its applications. The topic is discipleship, which Rhodes convincingly defines as the formation of the people of God around the virtue of justice. This is a clarion call to faithfully, wisely, and courageously embody God's justice within the socioeconomic and political realities of life. A necessary and supremely helpful book!”
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Eerdmans Commentary on the Bible: Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi
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