Richard Gray

An Introduction to Colonial African-American Evangelical Theology

Theology

“A welcome study of this important topic, Dr. May’s exploration of colonial African-American evangelical theology provides a thoughtful and well-crafted voice to a foundational area of American Black Christian history while suggesting the essential roles that women, culture, and the ‘hidden’ God have played in its development.”

Evil and Pain

Philosophy

“A rigorous study of this important topic, Dr. Okello's exploration of the relationship between Evil and Pain adds a thoughtful and well-crafted voice to this historic debate while suggesting the role that God must play in any serious conclusion.”

Piety and Power

World Religions

“A wise and profoundly original analysis which boldly argues the critical significance of the experiences of the author and other Muslims and Christians.”

When God Feels Far Away

Christian Living

“If you have ever felt that God is distant, then put this book on your must-read list. Jamie Rasmussen skillfully invites us to get real with our experiences of distance from God rather than paper over them with religious talk. He brings the book of Esther to life with practical implications for our modern lives. This book’s divine relational road map with eight solutions for spiritual dryness will refresh your faith and enrich your soul.”