Matthew Kaemingk
Biography
Matthew Kaemingk wrote Christian Hospitality and Muslim Immigration in an Age of Fear, and co-wrote Leading Worship for Workers with Kathryn Roelofs.
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Theology
“How might an ancient faith connect with modern questions of science, politics, the arts, race, religion, and more? This outstanding collection of essays explores the intersection between faith and public life with a rich and profound theological imagination. This book represents a long-awaited gift for readers of Reformed theology and Abraham Kuyper. Some of the best Kuyper scholars in the world are gathered herein to bring new life and new perspective to Kuyper's groundbreaking Lectures on Calvinism.”
Theology
“Who shall be saved? How wide is the scope of God’s salvation? One of the world’s leading voices in Reformed philosophy, ethics, and public theology tackles a complex, urgent, and deeply personal question. With his unique combination of academic rigor and pastoral care, Richard Mouw invites readers to join him as he explores the surprising riches (and mysteries) of divine generosity in Reformed theology.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“This book is a gift. A work of profound pastoral and theological wisdom composed, not in the library, but at the hospital bedside. Here we find a hospital chaplain and a systematic theologian working together to make a fresh case for the deeper integration of pastoral care and Christian theology. Together they invite us to ask a rather uncomfortable but critically important question: What would happen to your theology at the bedside?”
Theology
“Bailey offers readers a profound gift. With clarity and skill, he introduces us to the dynamic ways theology and culture intersect. Culture, he insists, is a sacred space in which Christians make meaning, steward power, behold beauty, engage neighbors, and encounter the living God. Rejecting simplistic and reductionistic Christian understandings of culture, Bailey’s newest work introduces us to the complex field of human action and divine grace that we call ‘culture.”
Theology
“What does it mean to find one’s identity in Christ? What does it mean to live in union with him—to be ‘in’ Christ? Hans Burger has wrestled deeply and carefully with these questions of Christ-centered identity as both a pastor and a theologian for more than a decade. I’m so grateful that his pastoral wisdom, theological precision, and historical depth are now being made available to an English-speaking audience. This book is a gift for those seeking a deeper and richer union with Christ.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“I've been waiting for a book like this for twenty years. A rich and thoroughly practical guide for pastors who long to bridge the gap between faith and work, Sunday and Monday. Having worked with hundreds of pastors and churches on this exact issue, Matt Rusten is the perfect pastoral companion for the journey ahead.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Koyzis offers an accessible, compelling, and deeply researched introduction to the major political ideologies at work in the world today. Throughout the book Koyzis serves the reader as a faithful and thoughtful Christian guide through the many competing political voices active in the public square. I've been assigning Political Visions and Illusions in my courses on faith and politics for years now, and I'm so grateful for a new and updated edition. It is a true gift.”
World Religions
“If Muslim-Christian peacemaking requires imagination, we exclude the arts at our peril. While traditional efforts begin with interfaith dialogue, negotiation, or apologetics, Eric Sarwar charts his path to peace through the power of song. A songwriter himself, Sarwar opens up an impressive aesthetic approach to interfaith engagement.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Many young evangelicals—weary of politics and the culture wars—have begun to disengage from political life. Tired of the narrow-minded politics of the right and left, these evangelicals long for something more—something beyond ideology and sound bites. Kaitlyn Schiess has answered her generation's call. Drawing on Scripture, history, and contemporary political theology, she offers a robust and accessible political ethic that avoids the old pitfalls of the Christian right and left. She deftly explores how worship and spiritual disciplines can not only liberate evangelicals from destructive political ideologies but actively move them into God's alternative political mission of public justice and shalom.”
Christian Living
“Adventure is the operative word for Mike Mantel's new book. Honest, raw, and inspiring. The gripping stories herein capture the profound adventure that all of us are in for when we finally release control of our lives and ask Jesus Christ a truly terrifying question: 'What are you doing . . . and how can I be a part of it?' Mantel's candid stories of doubt, difficulty, and transformation will invite and inspire you to ask that terrifying and adventure-filled question for yourself. Do not be afraid. Read it.”
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