Ralph P. Martin
Pre-Evangelization and Young Adult “Native Nones”
Evangelism & Missions
“Dr. Fromm studies a growing cohort of young adults who have not been raised in any faith (‘native nones’). She does an excellent job of identifying the necessity of a pre-evangelization to prepare the way for a sharing of the gospel. While solidly grounded academically the book also includes pastoral insights that can be of help to anyone trying to reach this cohort of young adults. A very well-done study with pastorally useful conclusions.”
Theology
“Demonstrating a wide knowledge of the tradition and contemporary literature, Matthew Levering makes a significant contribution to the contemporary debate about atheism and the possibility of rationally demonstrating the existence of God. This fascinating account of the multiple attempts by brilliant thinkers over the centuries to show the rationality of belief in God is a uniquely original contribution that many will find of interest.”
Prophecy in Early Christianity and the Ancient Mediterranean World
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Dr. Aune breaks new ground and challenges some well-accepted positions. Earlier writers have been content to set New Testament prophecy in continuity with its Old Testament counterpart. Aune carves a fresh niche for his investigation by acquainting the reader with prophecy in Greco-Roman culture as a milieu that cannot be ignored. . . . His classification of the 'types' of early prophetic oracles is bound to provoke discussion by setting this study on the basis of firm, objective criteria. The result is a most significant, exciting, well-constructed — and eminently readable — book.”
Evangelism & Missions
“The Saint John Society is one of the bright spots in a time of crisis in the world and in the Church. I am grateful that members of the Society have put into writing the ‘secrets’ that have made their life and mission so fruitful. All those interested in moving forward in confidence in response to the call for a new evangelization will find this book of great help.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“A serious, but readable, contemporary presentation of the spiritual wisdom contained in a 16th century spiritual classic which St. Francis De Sales highly praised. Robinson has a profound understanding and appreciation for the 'spiritual combat' dimension of our journey toward union with God.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Steve Ray's teaching of the Bible has inspired many in the parish we both belong to. I'm happy to hear that these teachings will now be available in book form so that many more can benefit.”
Preaching & Worship
“The more we know about how previous generations of Christians responded to the Holy Spirit in the context of their own cultures, the better equipped we will be for discerning the diverse work of the Holy Spirit in our time. Walter Ray's book makes an important contribution.”
The Beginner's Guide to the Gift of Prophecy
Theology
“The Beginner’s Guide to the Gift of Prophecy is an excellent introduction to a ministry in the Church that, when working properly, can be a great blessing. Jack’s firsthand knowledge of significant prophetic ministry, combined with his theological training, puts him in an ideal position to help the wider Church in this important area.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“James Edwards's new, careful study of the earliest Gospel brings together his interest in and ongoing research regarding Mark's work. He does so in a way that will have a broad appeal to a wide audience, including both the academic community and the service of pastors and teachers. This is an excellent piece of applied research and rigorous study.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Sure to stimulate readers’ interest in the ‘quest of the historical James,’ Moo’s volume provides illuminating commentary on this important New Testament book. Rich word studies and up-to-date background material—especially drawn from the Jewish Wisdom tradition—make this a notable addition to the current literature. Particularly valuable are sections on ‘faith and works’ and the vexed topic of ‘prayer, faith, and healing.’ Moo writes clearly and succinctly, and his understanding the theme of James to be ‘spiritual wholeness’ adds an extra dimen¬sion to his academic approach. Whether in the classroom or in the pastor’s study, this commentary will be much welcomed and valued.”
The Letters of 2 Peter and Jude
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“A careful and painstaking treatment of the least well known of the General Epistles. . . The reader's curiosity is both stimulated and satisfied by this commentary. It will fill a niche in today's market and be a welcome addition to the libraries of both scholars and pastors. I commend it with enthusiasm.”
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