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Samuel E. Chiang

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Samuel E. Chiang wrote the foreword to Character Theology.

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Character Theology

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Evangelism in a Skeptical World

Evangelism & Missions

“How do we express a transcultural gospel to an enculturated audience in postmodernity? Chan provides a biblical foundation with more than forty different means to engage communities, contexts, and common grounds. This is a superb work, undergirded by Scripture, rich in relevant methods, and impressive in contextual scope of audiences. Finally, we have a go-to resource in the twenty-first century.”

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Ministering in Honor-Shame Cultures

Evangelism & Missions

“An exceptional book on this timeless worldview and timely topic. The authors interweave real life stories to help us rediscover a biblical worldview and see how to apply the living Word of God today.”

New and Old Horizons in the Orality Movement

Evangelism & Missions

“Unique and impressive tour d’horizon of the state of orality in missional ecclesiology. With extraordinary depth, thoughtful critique, and meaningful recovery of systems, the authors provide groundbreaking research and innovation that sets the course for the new decade. Steffen and Armstrong have created a brain trust. With delight, may I commend this book to you.”

Reading Romans with Eastern Eyes

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Brilliantly presented! Brad Vaughn masterfully retraces Paul's use of the Tanakh, the prevailing worldview of honor and shame, and subverts our settled view of Romans. With crystalline prose and energetic bursts of insight, this scholarly work with modern-day relevancy is highly recommended.”

The Return of Oral Hermeneutics

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Nearly erased or forgotten, oral hermeneutics is rediscovered, re-robed, and renewed. Steffen and Bjoraker are passionate academicians with the heart and hands of experienced practitioners. Elegantly written through storytelling, calmly articulated with a sense of urgency, compellingly illuminating the vivid oral voices of communities, the authors propose and provide ways and means forward. A must-read for anyone who is serious about the Bible and engagement in this century.”

Thirsting for Living Water

Christian Living

“Thirsting for Living Water moves us through faith and work with realism. The journey of the dark night of the soul is intensely personal, and Mike Mantel has shown how to embrace it in the midst of leading a superb organization.”

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