Mark Powell

Genealogy Theology

Christian Living

“In Genealogy Theology, Frank Honeycutt offers a deeply engaging exploration of how spiritual legacies—both redemptive and painful—echo across generations. With his characteristic honesty, warmth, and wisdom, he weaves together biblical insight, personal narrative, and pastoral experience to invite readers into a thoughtful reflection on their own family histories. Eloquent, heartfelt, and thoughtful, this book reveals the quiet power of God and the quiet power of everyday lives.”

Miracles for Skeptics

“The dead walking? Water into wine? How is a Christian in the twenty-first century, or for that matter a skeptic—how is anyone to make sense of the Bible’s miracles? Might I suggest you start with Frank Honeycutt’s remarkable Miracles for Skeptics? Wed a deep understanding of Scripture and faith to references that range from Harry Crews and John Updike to Barbara Brown Taylor and Austin Powers, add generosity, stir in wit, and you have something approaching the pleasures of this book. Funny, learned, and deeply moving, Miracles for Skeptics is theology for the rest of us. And that is high praise.”

The Radiance of God

Theology

“This beautifully written book is a model of good theological reflection. Koskela explores the Christian faith through the motif of light, a theme that is deeply rooted in Scripture, the Christian tradition, and our contemporary spiritual imagination. The result is a compelling presentation of the gospel that induces a desire to experience the glory of God and the joy of salvation.”