Timothy Larsen

History & Biography

“We are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses—and most of them are women. In this welcomed book, Amanda W. Benckhuysen gives us the privilege of learning from these faithful predecessors as they contemplate the mother of all living. Not only is The Gospel According to Eve a brilliant work of historical recovery but it also helps Christians today to reflect on issues such as media representations of women, the education of girls, marriage, childrearing, social reform, and public ministry. This book is good news for believers, whether they are men or women.”

Turning Points

World Religions

“I have taught a survey of church history for over three decades now, and with each passing year I become more and more convinced that the best approach to studying the global church across the centuries is the one pioneered in Turning Points. This fourth edition has been improved in thoughtful ways and brought thoroughly up-to-date. Mark A. Noll, David Komline, and Han-luen Kantzer Komline are a threefold cord of tremendous scholarly strength.”

When the Stars Disappear

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“If you are a Christian who is experiencing suffering—or who is weighed down by the suffering of someone you love—then this book is for you. Talbot—a philosopher-theologian who is also a wheelchair-bound, chronic sufferer—knows what he is talking about. He offers profound, biblical reflections that do not dodge the hard questions or try to minimize the sometimes overpowering reality of pain and loss. When the Stars Disappear is a gift to every Christian who is hoping for a reason to hope.”

Why I Am Protestant

Theology

“Beth Felker Jones is one of the most important theologians writing today. Whatever your Christian tradition happens to be, her clear, wise, lyrical voice in Why I Am Protestant will feed your soul. Take and read.”

Women of War, Women of Woe

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The time has now passed when anyone who claims to be a student of biblical studies or historical theology or women's or religious history can ignore the writings of women on the Bible. We are all indebted to Taylor and de Groot for their pioneering work in creating this much-needed, indeed essential, collection.”