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Mark A. Taylor

Biography

Mark A. Taylor wrote the foreword to Son, We Need to Talk.

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A Dream Unfinished

Theology

“This book works like a most welcome midwife for the 21st century, birthing 'America' and 'theology' from lives that are African-American, Asian-American, Latino/a, and more. You thought you knew what 'America' and 'theology' were. Think again, and welcome the gift of this new book!”

Christ over All Things

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In this important work on the Christology of Colossians and Ephesians, Crockett makes a compelling case for a Jewish royal ideological background to Paul’s thought. Jesus is the ideal Adamic-Davidic king, the Lord over all things who will bring harmony to the cosmos. Paul’s affirmations about Christ are developed yet consistent and complementary to the Christology of his other letters.”

Partnership in Ministry

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Challenging scholarship to view the apostle Paul not only through his opponents, but also through his friends, Byun explores Paul’s collaboration with the churches through the lens of coworkers, financial assistance, and communicative activities. The result is a stimulating analysis of the social and religious dynamics of the ancient world that positions early Christianity within the framework of unity and partnership rather than conflict.”

Son, We Need to Talk

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Heart of Community

History & Biography

“For almost half a century, George Rupp has been one of the most important national and international leaders at the crucial intersection of higher education and the broader world. The Heart of Community connects the professional with the personal and the global with the local through enduring values that are desperately needed today. This engaging story of a remarkable family gives us all reason to hope in this dark time.”

The Lord's Day in Scripture

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This little book opens the key passages and crucial interpretive issues in the Lord’s Day debate. Rod Nelson has calmly and carefully evaluated the biblical texts and here offers a helpful entry point for those seeking to understand the meaning and significance of the Lord’s Day in the New Testament.”

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