Randy L. Maddox
The Form and Power of Religion
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Felleman provides a helpful guide to the core of John Wesley's doctrine and practice, which was so central to the vitality of early Methodism. It will be of interest to all contemporary Wesleyans who are seeking to recover the 'power' of religion in churches that have retained only its 'form.'”
The Lyrical Theology of Charles Wesley, Expanded Edition
Theology
“S T Kimbrough, Jr. has played a prominent role in the increased study of Charles Wesley as a theologian in recent years. In this book Kimbrough distills several dimensions of his work to provide two very important resources: 1) an orientation for appreciating the lyrical mode of Charles Wesley's theology, and 2) a thematic selection of exemplary texts that allows reader to explore the full range of Wesley's theological concerns. This book will be helpful to a wide range of readers and may encourage a new generation to take up the vital task of lyrical theology.”
Christian Living
“Lancaster has provided a welcome resource in this study, reclaiming and clarifying the appropriate concern for 'happiness' or 'well-being' in Christian life. In the process she has modeled Wesleyan theology at its best-grounded in scripture and tradition, conversant with recent work in psychology, and oriented to Christian worship and practice.”
The Renewal of Trinitarian Theology
Theology
“Leupp has crafted an accessible and engaging introduction to the dramatic renewal of theological interest in the doctrine of the Trinity over the last half-century. Newcomers will be ushered into the ongoing discussion, while seasoned participants will benefit from the connections he draws.”
Theology
“Written in his characteristically winsome style, Oord's account of The Uncontrolling Love of God is a highly accessible yet richly sophisticated affirmation of God's providential engagement with creation that takes seriously the insistence on randomness and novelty in recent science. Oord sprinkles throughout pastorally wise advice on how Christians might think about and engage the undeniable evil and ugliness in life by probing the implications of our fundamental commitment to theself-emptying love of God as manifest in Jesus Christ. Highly recommended!”
Theology
“Frazier provides the most detailed presentation yet of John Fletcher's model of the dispensations of God's saving work, arguing they are an instance of Fletcher's foundational emphasis on God's 'accommodation' of divine revelation to the fallen human condition. An important work for understanding Fletcher, John Wesley, and beyond!”
History & Biography
“This is a most welcome study, greatly advancing our understanding of the warm, yet often heated relationships between John Wesley and other evangelical clergy in the Church of England. It demonstrates that while theological factors played an important role, much more was involved in the growing divergence among the broad evangelical camp. In the process it sheds new light on continuing debates about the very nature of evangelicalism, and where (or whether) Wesleyanism may fit within that stream of the Christian community. Highly recommended!”
Arts & Literature
“This collection of hymns and commentary by S T Kimbrough probes the depths of Charles Wesley’s hymns, demonstrating their focus on the character of God and the challenges of human life. It is a rich devotional resource.”
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