Rickie Moore

Hearing the Voice of God

Christian Living

“Brian Peterson’s practical guide for learning to hear God’s voice is a beautiful blend of the author’s skill as a scholar of the Old Testament, his vocational experience as a gifted teacher and mentor to college students, and his wisdom as a loving father of four children. Weaving together insights from Scripture and personal experiences from his own faith journey, Peterson presents a rich panoply of the many and various ways God speaks to those who would train their ears and tune their lives to God’s voice.”

Re-enchanting the Text

Theology

“Under the rubric of re-enchantment, Cheryl Bridges Johns sounds a clarion call for rediscovering something that has been lost in the worldview bequeathed to us by the Western Enlightenment in all the regions and ecclesial traditions where its sway has prevailed. The domains of contemporary Evangelical Christianity have not escaped its influence—even and especially in the precincts of its reputedly ‘high’ view of Scripture. In terms of Scripture’s own most-favored rubric, what has been lost is both the idea and the experience of ‘the holy.’ Johns traces the lineage of this loss in modern thought and Western Christendom, particularly in its ways of viewing and handling the biblical text. And for the household of faith, argues Johns, this has increasingly meant the loss of our own postmodern children, who are longing to inhabit a re-enchanted world and a re-enchanted text that would underwrite it. In the light of Pentecost, rather than the Enlightenment, Johns points the way to a re-envisioning and a re-experiencing of the biblical text as Holy Scripture in the presence of the Holy Spirit. In so doing, Johns has opened through this wide-ranging work an urgent, timely, and evocative discussion.”

The Jewish Centaur

History & Biography

“Expressing one's faith through storytelling has been as defining for Pentecostals and their century-old movement as speaking in tongues. Josh Rice is a bright young voice that now adds to this movement with his own memoirs filled with riveting, sometimes hilarious, and always profoundly probing memories of and reflections on his own Pentecostal odyssey. With the pen of a ready (and talented) writer, Rice tells a story that pays honor to an oft-misunderstood heritage while speaking freshly and poignantly for a new generation. Get ready for a good read and an enchanting ride!”