T. M. Moore

On Earth as It Is in Advertising?

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Van Eman's concise analyses and helpful prescriptions can equip us to negotiate the dangerous curves and slippery slopes of advertising so that we will be less likely to be distracted from our kingdom calling to live for Christ.”

Redeeming Science

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Poythress's analysis of the relationship between science and faith proceeds from an unapologetic, undisguised confession of belief in Christ, clear-minded evaluation of the nature of science, careful analysis of Scripture, and honest reflection on the present state of this debate.”

The Little Book of Big Frontiers

Theology

“There is more to being a human being, and to living in this lavish, variegated cosmos, than meets the eye or fills the ear. But we can only 'see' into those deeper realities--realities of spirit--with the 'eye of the heart,' as Paul explains (Eph. 1.16). Alas, for too many of us, that 'eye' has grown dim due to disuse. We need to be fitted with special lenses that can help us see beyond the frontiers of physical reality into the deep inward and spectacular outward verities of the unseen realm. John E. Worgul provides just such 'eye wear' in his charming book. Like a Roger Tory Peterson field guide, The LIttle Book of Big Frontiers paints vivid pictures of the landscape of unseen things, identifying the key figures to be encountered there, helping us understand their distinguishing traits, and showing us where we fit in the whole grand scheme. You'll want to read this book slowly and reflectively, then tuck it in a pocket to keep it with you for the rest of your journey with the Lord.”