Robert Smith Jr.
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This book offers a unique facet to the multifaceted jewel of Martin Luther King Jr. and the Birmingham revolution. The one who dares to take another look into the life, work and ministry of King by reading this book will experience the transition from a glimpse to a glance to a glaze.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“What a privilege it is for the reader of this volume to have access to the blueprints of a premier architect of expository preaching. In Christ-Centered Preaching Bryan Chapell provided principles; he said what he saw. In Christ-Centered Sermons Chapell provides examples of sermons that bring his principles to life; we can see what he said. This book is for those interested in being biblically grounded in their preparation while remaining fresh and creative in their presentation.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In a time when segments of the Christian community have seemingly lost their minds--that is, the ability to think critically and biblically about issues of race--Dr. Schwartz-Chaney's book, Critical Faith: What It Is, What It's Not, and Why It Matters, is a breath of fresh air as she reclaims the issues of race and racism for the church today.”
Christian Living
“Expositional Leadership presents a threefold approach to pastoring, teaching, and preaching wherein leadership and pastoring are servants of preaching—not masters. This volume reenergizes leaders to respond to the actual needs of the church’s present-day challenges with powerful tools, and it does so without compromising the integrity of the eternal word or diminishing its authority. Jim Shaddix and Scott Pace’s Expositional Leadership is a book whose time has come for those dedicated to efficient and effective kingdom work.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Roman teacher of rhetoric Quintilian depicts the consummate orator as a good person speaking well. Holland and Forrest provide the basics for speaking well, supplying both cerebration and celebration in their depiction of Christians arguing for a positive verdict in their witness of the gospel. In an arena where truth is often dumbed down, this volume takes the reader higher up!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“A fourfold cord is not easily broken. These four contributors participate in the marriage between homiletics and hermeneutics that must remain extant if preaching is to survive and thrive during the swirling current of our contemporary society. Though each author’s homiletical approach is distinct, they are united in their robust hermeneutical foundation in providing a theology for preaching. Readers are invited to eavesdrop on the conversation within Homiletics and Hermeneutics and apply this conversation to their own preaching ministry.”
Christian Living
“There is nothing better than hearing others talk about the ways that God has intervened in their lives. Miracles happen every day all around the world. These stories are incredible.”
Christian Living
“There is nothing better than hearing others talk about the ways that God has intervened in their lives. Miracles happen every day all around the world. These stories are incredible.”
Lost in Wonder, Love, and Praise
Arts & Literature
“Justin Wainscott has provided the hymns and poetry our souls can sing as we consider the greatness of our God and are Lost in Wonder, Love, and Praise. Writing of spiritual and mundane experiences viewed through the lenses of wonder and love, Wainscott leads us to praise our Triune God from whom all blessings flow with theology that sings. If you want to be ushered in to the sacred place—both corporately and individually—open your heart to this great theo-musicological work.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This book is a treasure trove for those who are serious about marrying biblical theology and homiletics.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“For students and preachers of the Word who desire to turn the ink of the Bible into the blood of living experience through the art of narrative exposition, this book is a necessity and not simply a luxury.”
Preaching & Worship
“This volume provides an anatomy of a prophetic homiletic addressing the already-ness of prophetic foretelling. Today there is the dire need for the voice of the prophet who can utter the thus says the Lord because the preacher knows what says the Lord! The Spirit and the Word are inextricably connected in the author's treatment within this work. This book will greatly assist pastors, preachers and seminarians in the reclaiming of the prophetic mantle.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This work can help us to go beyond simply reading the Word to having an encounter with the God of the Word by reading the Bible with an intra-trinitarian lens, enabling us to marry doctrine with doxology.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Sacred Anthropology challenges readers to become active disciples of the word of God whose faith demands a Christ-embodied, radicalized response to inhumane treatment and injustice. This book is for those willing to bear their cross even if they must face isolation, knowing that their suffering will be redemptive within the human plight and predicament. All who are moved by the realities of the current departures from Scripture need to read this work, in which Tyshawn Gardner offers a timely biblical challenge that can only be realized by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone for the glory of God alone.”
Secrets of Dynamic Communications
Work, Money & Leadership
“I’ve spent over three decades immersed in the world of public speaking, and I still learned TONS of game-changing information from Ken’s book. If you are a speaker or want to be one, you will give yourself an unfair advantage when you read Secrets of Dynamic Communication.”
The Beauty and Power of Biblical Exposition
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“With masterful and inspirational challenges to preachers, O’Donnell combines his and Ryken’s years of biblical preaching insights into a descriptive and useful manual for biblical exposition. This work, with its relevant examples, encourages preachers to read the Bible through the lens of various literary genres of Scripture while faithfully preaching the Word of God with authorial intent and transformative purpose.”
Theology
“In this masterful exploration of the Minor Prophets, authors Paul House and Stephen Coleman skillfully weave together profound scholarship and pastoral insight to illuminate the timeless relevance of these often-overlooked texts. Each chapter guides readers through prophetic clarion calls with clarity and conviction underscored by relevant New Testament connections and practical application. This work is a must-read that makes ancient truths accessible and transformative for those seeking to know God more deeply, seek his face more completely, and understand his enduring call to justice, mercy, transformation, and faithful living more fully.”
The Multigenerational Church Crisis
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Andrea Minichiello Williams, chief executive at Christian Concern and Christian Legal Centre “In this well-researched and comprehensive doctrinal manifesto, Dr. Bryan Chapell gives the church a road map to reclaiming and stewarding intergenerational faith through biblical principles. His engaging prose coupled with irrefutable evidence compels readers to enter the battlefield for the Lord clothed with knowledge and truth, shod with the gospel of peace, and encouraged by the wisdom of history. This work is pivotal for the future of the church willing to seek God’s face.”
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The Preacher as Liturgical Artist
Preaching & Worship
“Johnson's work is one that retains the imperatives of substance and style in preaching without disconnecting preaching from the ingredient of imagination and simply relegating imagination to fantasy. This is an interdisciplinary contribution to the field of preaching that is not reluctant to engage titans of church history--Augustine and Barth--in a dialectical struggle to produce a strong case for the kind of preaching that is both aesthetic and functional. What God hath joined together let no one put asunder!”
Theology
“The diagnosis of the twenty-first-century church reflects a wounded and fragmented fellowship. Mark Allen proposes the prescription for healing and wholeness in The Whole-Life Pastor. He reminds us that the church should not be a Sunday club for saints; rather, it should be a hospital, which points to the Augustinian pastoral ministry model. Embodying a whole-life relationship with a congregation necessitates loving the congregation as one loves God—with one's heart, soul, mind, and strength. Allen calls readers to immerse themselves in this inclusive biblical model, which is vitally resuscitative in these days of ecclesial disintegration. Practical insights make The Whole-Life Pastor an essential literary lifeline. Read it!”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
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