Richard J. Gibson

Contextualization of the Gospel

Evangelism & Missions

“Prince deftly guides us through the debates about missiology and contextualization, but warns that refusal to contextualize may equally foster syncretism. His fresh perspective offers a corrective to the traditional dependence on social sciences and practical theology, by demonstrating how the process can be governed by Scripture and nourished by the Church Fathers.”

How Christians Grow

Christian Living

“Don’t be fooled by this book’s simple title and brevity. It offers deep reflection, drawing on years of experience, reading, and teaching. Christians often fail to thrive, whether as newborns or mature believers. Here is a guide for those whose development has been arrested or slowed, but who want ‘to put on the new self, created after the likeness of God in true righteousness and holiness’ (Eph 4:24).”

Seeing What Qohelet Saw

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Like Qohelet himself, Fyfe reports what he has seen. His acute observation of the Hebrew text exposes the rhythms and artistry of Ecclesiastes. In doing so, he clarifies the meaning of this elusive book. Scholars and preachers should read this study and be stimulated ‘to find words of delight’ in the wisdom of the Preacher.”

The Righteous Judgment of God

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is a book with an urgent message, written out of a burden for the recovery of neglected, foundational biblical truths. It represents a clarion call to readers to grapple with Paul's teaching on God's judgment of evil and human rebellion. Coulson argues cogently that we will not make sense of our present experience or future destiny, nor plumb the depth's of God's grace, apart from facing this multifaceted reality.”