Shirley J. Roels

Business Ethics in Biblical Perspective

Work, Money & Leadership

“Making Christian choices in the web of global economic exchange is no simple matter. This book is a key resource for Christian business practitioners, educators and students who seek faith-based decisions in complex contexts. It recovers relevant Biblical themes and stories, considers conceptual frameworks for business ethics and applies both Scripture and big-picture thinking to on-the-ground business situations. I commend it to those seeking faith-informed foundations for business teaching, learning and decision making.”

From Bubble to Bridge

World Religions

“In this well-researched book, authors Larson and Shady articulate why Christians should foster life together across multiple faith traditions. Their ideas are a bridge from biblical teaching and foundational Christian convictions to effective interfaith practices. Their suggestions can aid faculty, staff, and students in fostering a healthy campus climate and productive community engagement. This book was written for such a time as this.”

Have We Lost Our Minds?

Science & Faith

“For many years, I felt settled in my understanding of the body-soul relationship. But now, to avoid substantial error, we must integrate new findings from neuroscience with our concept of the human person. Using Scripture, theology, philosophy, and working examples, Stan Wallace’s book thoughtfully probes the body-soul-brain dynamic. From reading his thoughtful commentary, I have a deeper, richer understanding of what it means to ‘belong, body and soul, in life and in death, to my faithful Savior, Jesus Christ.’ So can you.”

Psalms, Islam, and Shalom

World Religions

“This book is a resource for chaplains, pastors, musicians, missionaries, and scientists to explore song's empowerment of interfaith friendship. Without blurring Christian faith distinctives, Dr. Eric Sarwar bravely probes how common musical experience opens shared and surprising meaning among people of different faiths. In a divisive digital world, this book offers practices that cross religious divides, sharing harmonies of faith as a bridge over troubled waters.”