Paul Louis Metzger
Biography
Paul Louis Metzger wrote Consuming Jesus and Connecting Christ, and co-wrote Exploring Ecclesiology with Brad Harper.
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Theology
“This tightly argued and comprehensive theology centered in the incarnation makes a fitting textbook for introductory theology courses. Clark and Johnson’s incisive claims reflect the decisive importance of Jesus’s incarnation for the Christian faith and life. The student not only will come away with a better grasp of the incarnation’s significance, but also will be grasped more profoundly in holistic worship by the incarnate Lord through this compelling read.”
The Renewal of Trinitarian Theology
Theology
“In this probing and wide-ranging work, Roderick T. Leupp explores the subtleties of trinitarian theology and its significance for Christian thought and existence. The Renewal of Trinitarian Theology is a welcome contribution to the growing body of literature on the trinitarian renaissance, and witnesses to the fact that the triune God is not a philosophical problem to solve but the church's life-giving hope.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Empathic listening is essential to ethical engagement. It helps us move beyond confirmation bias and social segregation. In The Sounds of Love and Grace, pastor, musician, and ethicist Jimi Calhoun performs a contemporary cultural commentary in view of the Ten Commandments. Jimi’s words disrupt societal discord to produce new harmony. Listen well to his constructs and cadence as he moves us from hearing the ‘Ten Sounds’ as laws to violate to a call that helps us navigate life today for new direction and meaning in social solidarity for human flourishing.”
Evangelism & Missions
“As one of North America's most astute mission theologians of the church, Hunsberger masterfully recounts the gospel's compelling and gracious call on our lives. Anyone seeking to bear witness to the good news of Jesus Christ in our postmodern and post-Christendom world will find this choice selection of inestimable value.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“The Word Is Near You brings the Protestant Reformation’s unique emphasis on Scripture out of history’s archives and close to home. By rediscovering the Reformation with all its strengths and weaknesses, we who are its children will better understand ourselves and what God is saying now. This fresh, insightful, multifaceted read will assist us in listening with greater discernment to God’s voice and in speaking God’s word with increased clarity in the church and society today.”
The Zurich Letters, 1558 - 1579
History & Biography
“Thomas John Hastings offers a lucid intellectual biography of the great, controversial Japanese evangelist and social reformer Kagawa Toyohiko. This portrait's distinguishing trait is its disclosure of the life-enhancing synthesis of science and religion as a dimension of Kagawa's global vision and message against the backdrop of cosmic struggle and strife. Hastings ably demonstrates that what some might see as tangled strands come together to form a vast web of intricate relations involving all spheres grounded in cosmic purpose for altruistic love and cooperation. In a pluralistic and scientific age of Interstellar and quantum entanglement, Kagawa comes alive again in this volume and gives us a breathtaking glimpse of how all things hold together in Christ.”
Christian Living
“Why Holiness Matters is a timely and insightful guide to living in the fullness of God's holy love. While written with the Millennials in mind, this book serves as a prophetic call to Christ's people of all generations to move beyond compartmentalizing holiness and condoning sinful passions and practices. Filled with personal reflections and practical biblical wisdom, this book inspires us to take up the lost art of holy living.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Evangelical Zen, Second Edition
World Religions
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