Michael Hardin
Biography
Michael Hardin has served as a cofounder and executive director of Preaching Peace and as a cofounder of Theology and Peace. Hardin has also worked as a singer/songwriter. Hardin's books include Liberating the Gospel from Christian Myth (2025), Knowing God? (2020), and Mimetic Theory and Biblical Interpretation (2017).
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“Correspondence between friends is always illuminating. Here, Distefano and Machuga tackle issues close to the heart: what it means to be human, why religion does not work, and why a careful ear for listening to each other is essential to both friendship and knowledge. This is a truly fascinating read of two younger adults navigating their way into post-modernity.”
Theology
“"All Set Free . . . is a challenging, provocative study which utilizes the mimetic theory of Rene Girard to reframe the perspective by which readers read the Bible.”
History & Biography
“Craft Brewed Jesus is instructional, poignant, and often insightful. It is a beautiful study for anyone who seeks to understand or follow Jesus seriously. An exceptionally craft brewed book!”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Dillon Naber Cruz presents Christians with a choice in this book: continue destroying the planet and eventually destroy ourselves, or become stewards of God's creation for the sake of our grandchildren and their children. While you may find yourself, as I did, disagreeing with certain political positions Cruz takes, you will also find yourself cheering him on as this autobiographical tale leads from ignorance to insight, from prevarications to profundity, and from human selfishness to salvation.”
Theology
“There has been a spate of books on atonement this past decade. None of them treat the salvific healing of Jesus's death better than this one. It is well-researched yet easy to read, full of insight, and sure to be a go-to book on the subject.”
The Unconditional Freeness of the Gospel
Theology
“In this little book you will find a mine full of gold, silver, and precious stones. Editor Richard Leimbach has taken a classic text of Christian theology, polished the English, and annotated the text—a text which in its time was controversial but now may well have found its time. Its arguments are fluid and convincing. Erskine, as an author, breathes new life into the gospel that God is good, God is light, and in God there is no dark side.”
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Christian Living
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