Richard Harvey

Apostates, Hybrids, or True Jews?

History & Biography

“This fascinating, groundbreaking, and much-needed study of these three pioneers highlights their contribution to nineteenth-century Hebrew Christianity and to Messianic Judaism today. Lillevik tells their stories, traces their theological development, and explores the challenges they posed and faced. Through the lens of history and comparative analysis, his careful scholarship calls for renewed attention to the role of Jewish believers in Jesus as the bridge between church and synagogue. Read, reflect, and enjoy!”

At the Foot of the Mountain

Theology

“Rosner and Lessard explore the relationship between Torah observance and the role of the Holy Spirit, a burning question for Messianic Jews and all concerned with understanding the relationship between law and grace. Their respectful and attentive ‘argument for the sake of heaven’ demonstrates that the identity-defining questions of the first-century Jewish disciples of Jesus are just as important today. Their dialogue on key exegetical, hermeneutical, and theological issues is a delight to read.”

Disciple Gate

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Think. Pray. Do. These exercises in each chapter of Tim Sutton’s Disciple Gate bridge the gap in much that is written on discipleship between the academic, the devotional, and the practical aspects of being a disciple. Sutton’s personal illustrations, wide range of references, and well-structured approach are not only a delight to read, but an invitation to grow through the challenges and trials we face. Practical, pastoral, personal, and highly recommended!”

God, Pharaoh, and Moses

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“William Ford has combined careful scholarship, original thinking, and theological awareness to provide the reader with an exciting new reading of the Exodus complex of events. His detailed study of the ten plagues is outstanding in its observation, explanation, and challenge to the modern reader to take the biblical account seriously. His thoughtful study encourages us to respond appropriately in worship and proclamation of the Good News of the God of Exodus, revealed to us in the true Passover Lamb, Jesus, the Messiah.”

God’s Radical Love in Missio Dei

Evangelism & Missions

“Edward Kim has done a great service for our movement and all who are interested in how Jewish disciples of Yeshua (Jesus) fulfill their mission calling as part of both church and Israel. Messianic Jews have yet to articulate a coherent missiology, and Kim is the first to connect the study of the missio Dei beloved of mission theologians to the practicalities of the missional engagement of Messianic Jews. A must-read for all who long for the fulfillment of the Great Commission and that ‘all Israel will be saved.’”

Hugh Schonfield

World Religions

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Human Difference

Christian Living

“Andrew Barron's book addresses the personal and spiritual challenges he and his family have encountered while journeying through life and faith with Rafi, who has Down Syndrome. With a combination of honesty, integrity, and faith, Barron delves into profound and heart-searching questions using insights from Jewish and Christian thought, theology, and contemporary studies on difference and disability.”

Learning Messiah

Theology

“E. J. Westerman's book sets the standard for a new genre of theological literature—a post-supersessionist biblical theology which re-casts the biblical metanarrative along the lines of R. K. Soulen's The God of Israel and Christian Theology. His proposals will not be accepted by all, as they challenge a deep-rooted and prevailing paradigm. But anyone interested in a renewed biblical understanding of God's ongoing purposes through Jesus the Messiah with both Israel and the Church and all nations, and a detailed exposition of the whole of Scripture in support of such an understanding, will take serious note of this exciting and radical approach.”

One of a Kind

Theology

“This important book presents a serious challenge to the prevailing inclusivist understanding of the relationship between Christianity and other faiths. The author brings post-supersessionist readings of Scripture and tradition into the broader field of 'theology of religions' in an original formulation that will have to be taken seriously by anyone concerned with interfaith relations, Jewish-Christian dialogue, and a deeper understanding of the uniqueness of Christ.”

Shades of Sheol

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is a competent, comprehensive and accessible study, which makes a valuable contribution to an important topic.”

The Scandal of a Divine Messiah

Apologetics

“Covering a breadth of scholarship, research, and wealth of discussion of the topic, Crawford models an approach to the subject with graciousness and clarity, explaining complex philosophical and theological ideas with warmth and spiritual wisdom. Thank you, Brian, for this gift to the Messianic movement and all interested in understanding the God of Israel and the Messiah Yeshua!”

To the Jew First or to the Jew at Last?

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Antoine Fritz's provocative and well-argued thesis is a pioneering study of the history of the interpretation [of Romans 1:16]. . . . His own radical proposals for its interpretation and missiological application must be taken seriously by all who are concerned for the meaning of the gospel, the salvation of Israel and the nations, and the right response to the scriptural mandate, 'to the Jew first.'”