Paul F. M. Zahl

And One Pill Makes You Small

Science & Faith

“Randy Crenshaw's book could be a bitter pill to swallow, at least for the government and pharmaceuticals industry! But it's a relief to everyday people--a pearl of great price. The author de-mythologizes spinal surgery, Fosamax, Lipitor, and anti-depressants. Do any of them work? What does work? And One Pill Makes You Small has thinned out my medicine chest and caused me to turn off the TV. Maybe now I can start to get better.”

The Justifying Judgement of God

Theology

“Drawing initially on Karl Barth's coordination of victory, redemption, and sacrifice as paradigms of atonement that are subordinate to the paradigm of judgement, Terry goes a long way toward restoring the sharp edge of New Testament teaching both to academic theology and to public preaching. Not only is Dr. Terry's contribution a needed new anchoring, within systematic theology, of old and more recently avoided metaphors of Good Friday, but it constitutes a turning of the page, for the wider Christian community, to a fresh chapter of existentially engaged preaching and teaching.”

Unceasing Worship

Preaching & Worship

“Harold Best has given us a full-field theology of worship. It is also written from the heart. Best hits the high notes and charts the pitfalls of humanity's instinctive, unceasing worship of God. Outstanding!”