Stephen Lewis

Crisis and Care

Work, Money & Leadership

“In the midst of syndemic crises, editors Benac and Weber-Johnson, alongside a brilliant cast of contributors, invite us to explore a delightful collection of provocative ideas, wisdom, and analyses regarding the church and philanthropy. They disrupt business as usual and call us to engage their imaginings and possibilities that compel us to care and act in new ways. Resist the urge to read this volume of wisdom alone. Instead, consider reading it in community, experiment with its ideas, and then get to work shaping an alternative vision of the church’s philanthropic vocation in service to diverse communities throughout the world!”

Phenomenology

Philosophy

“Donald Wallenfang’s book presents key insights from Jean-Luc Marion’s phenomenology—givenness, saturated phenomena, the possibility of impossibility, paradox—and, with welcome clarity and many striking and accessible examples, shows us how to use them in the investigation of our human experience. At the same time, in a surprising and yet deeply sensible manner, Wallenfang explores how the practice of this phenomenological method of thinking can open us to the ‘impossible possibility’ that everyday life experience always and everywhere would become a theater for encounter with Jesus Christ. This is a bold and eloquent witness to nothing less than the complementarity of theology and philosophy in human experience.”

The Future for God's People in a Conflict-Ravaged World

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The Future for God’s People in a Conflict-Ravaged World is a storehouse of insights from years of teaching the book of Daniel. Michael Wilson digests a wide range of scholarship, addresses nearly every debated point, and shows a refreshing willingness to argue for lesser-known interpretations without being obscure. This book is a thoughtful deep dive into the historical context and historical implications of Daniel while arguing ultimately for an eschatological interpretation.”