Miroslav Volf
Philosophy
“This is a wise book, written in an engaging dialogue with some of our best novelists, philosophers, and theologians. Simon's profound reflections about the light that love sheds by the fire it carries deserve a wide audience.”
Theology
“A vital and bright contribution to the study of eschatology—a vision of a new world in which we all will embrace each other that takes seriously our individual and collective sin and injustice. We need Brogdon’s honest and fierce account of both reconciliation and of God, a just and incommutable lover of us all.”
Theology
“The fruit of twenty years of studying and living with John, this theological commentary is vintage Ford: wise and erudite, never squeezing the polyphonous text of Scripture into neat theories, and always seeking to honor the diverse ways in which our lives are lived before God. Reading it, you taste something of the abundance of life Jesus came to bring.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
Foreword
“For Angela this book is not about Angela, though stories of her experiences figure very prominently in it. It is about the great power of that rather ephemeral but irresistible emotion called joy, an emotion that we cannot manufacture but that we can prepare for and open ourselves toward. . . . That joy, Christ’s joy, is ‘an incredibly powerful counteragent to despair—and even a companion during suffering.’ In a way—a difficult, challenging way—each of the stories of addiction, despair, depression, and death Angela here tells is an invitation to that kind of joy.”
Theology
“The Kingdom Among Us explores theological foundations of Dallas Willard's wide-ranging work. A reliable and engaging guide to one of the most influential 'spiritual' writers of the late twentieth century.”
Theology—Descent into the Vicious Circles of Death
Theology
Foreword
“A contribution in its own right to living in the multiple conflicts of today, in a globalized world marked by contending particular universalisms that often turn violent.”
Preaching & Worship
“If you have heard Fleming Rutledge preach, then you don’t need a recommendation for this book. She is simply a great preacher—learned, passionate, and in the best sense provocative. The next best thing to hearing her is reading these compelling addresses.”
Toward the Future of Reformed Theology
Theology
“A smorgasbord of veritable delicacies prepared by some of the best theological chefs in the Reformed tradition.”
Theology
Foreword
“Witness to Life Worth Living is a critical scholarly engagement with my work. [Santrac] dare[s] to leave the secure ground of scholarly analysis and venture into the choppy waters of lived experience.”
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