Riad Kassis

Christian Theology and African Traditions

Theology

“This book is not only an authentic attempt to bring Christian systematic theology into serious interaction with African traditions, but it serves as a guide to other endeavors in global theological education and proper theology discourse. This book deserves a lively interaction among theologians and practitioners, even if they do not agree with all of Michael's conclusions.”

Did Adam and Eve Really Exist?

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I commend this book merely for the courage of taking the adventure in addressing this debated issue biblically and scientifically. Even if the reader does not fully agree with Collins’s conclusions he/she is compelled to listen carefully to his arguments.”

Institutional Intelligence

Work, Money & Leadership

“I've known Dr. Smith for over thirty years, and throughout those years he and I shared the ups and downs of our institutional journeys. Evidently institutional intelligence was not always present! I'm thrilled that Dr. Smith has written this book in which he was able to reflect creatively on what constitutes the right building blocks for a healthy institution. In doing so, he amazingly succeeded in weaving in crucial themes from the nonprofit world, connecting them to Christian values and offering down-to-earth insights on how to implement them. The 'Individual and Group' exercises at the end of each chapter provide a helpful tool to make this book a workbook. I highly recommend this book to all church, seminary, and nonprofit leaders.”

Reading the Bible as a Postexilic Biblical Author Read

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Huu-Thien brings a bold and innovative perspective to biblical studies, challenging conventional deconstructionist, postcolonial, and historical-critical interpretations. Through meticulous textual analysis and a deep understanding of the Asian context, he offers a refreshing approach that bridges scholarship and cultural relevance. This book not only critiques established frameworks but also provides new insights, making it an essential read for those seeking a deeper and more contextualized understanding of the biblical narrative.”

The Other Side of the Wall

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Dr. Isaac claims that he is sharing his life journey, but actually it is a journey of humanity in pursuit of dignity, justice, and peace. In a skillful and passionate manner, the author opens a wide window in the 'wall' so the reader will see both sides. I do hope that this timely book contributes to the bringing together of the three neighbors—Muslims, Christians, and Jews—to build bridges of just peace rather than walls of hatred.”