Scot Sherman

Dorian

Fiction

“Linden DeBie has created a character in Dorian Fist that has haunted me ever since I read the book. As a reader who has moved beyond middle age to the next phase of life, Dorian’s desire for youth was palpable to me personally. He is an icon of a society obsessed with youth and beauty. He is us. And the consequences of his obsession are heartbreaking. Dorian succeeds in being philosophically brilliant while at the same time being a real page turner and a tear-jerker. I loved it!”

Humble Confidence

Evangelism & Missions

Foreword

“Humble Confidence is the fruit of decades of sustained reflection and engagement with the thought of Lesslie Newbigin. Paul Weston writes with the skill of a missiologist and the heart of an evangelist. By exploring the interplay between revelation, knowing, and story, he gets at the inner logic of Newbigin’s vision, and finds dynamic insight for what Newbigin called the ‘missionary encounter’ between the gospel and our culture. This is a must-read book for those who care about that encounter in the twenty-first century.”

Theology in Missionary Perspective

Evangelism & Missions

“We are only beginning to comprehend the breadth and depth of Lesslie Newbigin's missionary theology. This book presents an impressive array of compellingly written essays that help us begin to take the measure of his achievement. It is most welcome.”

What Is Jesus Doing?

Church Leadership & Ministry

“These essays take the book title seriously: 'What is Jesus doing?' In a fitting tribute to the distinguished Reformed theologian Andrew Purves, the authors explore what Christ is doing in the world today and how the church joins in his continuing ministry. The question of the relationship between divine and human agency is explored throughout, with many illuminations of how ministry—in myriad forms—is essentially participation in what God is already doing.”