Tite Tienou
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Frank Thielman, Presbyterian Professor of Divinity, Beeson Divinity School”
A Theological Assessment of Reconciliation for Missiology in the Korean Context
Theology
“Hyo Seok Lim has written a significant contribution to missiology and the theological theme of reconciliation. This book focuses on the Korean context, but it deserves reading by all interested in God’s mission in our fragmented and conflict-filled world.”
Theology
“The Christian and Missionary Alliance, a small and relatively unknown denomination in Canada and the United States of America, is a thriving and vibrant movement in many countries around the world. Its ordinary theology, expressed as ‘the Fourfold Gospel,’ continues to unite Christians as they participate in God’s mission. This book represents a timely and necessary formulation of Alliance thought and practice. A significant contribution to the literature on the worldwide configuration of the Christian faith.”
Theology
“Faith Comes by Hearing: A Response to Inclusivism is a refreshing voice in an increasingly confusing evangelical literary output on matters pertaining to human religions. This timely book is a very helpful guide to Christians who want to seriously examine the biblical and theological issues for themselves. Useful to specialists and nonspecialists.”
Leading Financial Sustainability in Theological Institutions
Discipleship & Christian Education
Foreword
(wrote the foreword)
Evangelism & Missions
“Christofferson's Negotiating Identity is a significant contribution to the exploration of the complex reality of human identity as it relates to mission theory and practice. Contextually grounded in northwestern Taiwan, Christofferson's study offers insights to mission scholars and practitioners in other settings.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Frank Thielman, Presbyterian Professor of Divinity, Beeson Divinity School”
History & Biography
“The African Memory of Mark is a timely reassessment of Mark, Gospel writer and propagator of the message of Christ to Africa. It rehabilitates a neglected tradition and deserves serious consideration by everyone who has been influenced by the historicist understanding of Mark's life and work.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“The publication of The Learning Cycle occurs in the context of challenging times for education and educators. Around the world, some question the value of education; others demand tangible results from educators and their institutions. With this current reality facing education, it is propitious for teachers to consider the nature and purpose of teaching and learning. Should teaching limit its focus to the transfer of information, insights, and knowledge to students, or should it seek to achieve transformed habits of thinking and doing in leaners? The Learning Cycle by Muriel Elmer and Duane Elmer is a substantive resource for educators wrestling with this question. It is required reading for anyone longing for teaching and learning to produce more than recall of information or mastery of insights.”
The Nation That Fears God Prospers
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This book, situated among the studies of the social and political context of the Christian faith in Africa, critically assesses Zambian Pentecostals’ political engagement in light of their understanding and practice of spiritual power. The interdisciplinary approach and the specific focus on a country declared as Christian are noteworthy strengths. This is a significant contribution to the scholarship and literature on Christianity and politics in Africa!””
Evangelism & Missions
“The twenty-first century is the century of global Christianity. In this century, we are increasingly aware of the fact that the growth of the Christian faith around the world is the result of obedience in mission on the part of previous generations of Christians. Since God expects all Christians to be about advancing his rule in the world, mission today must become the responsibility of the global church. The New Global Mission, written by a person who knows mission from multiple perspectives, is a masterful articulation of the need for mission to be the joyous duty of Christians from everywhere. It is especially useful as a tool for education about mission in diverse Christian settings.”
The Tradition of the Gospel Christians
History & Biography
“"Andrey Puzynin's book is a lucid and informative analysis of a significant Christian movement in Soviet and post-Soviet Russia. It merits reading by those interested in the history of Christianity or in contextualization. I consider it a major contribution to the growing scholarly literature on world Christianity.”
Theology
“Who Can Be Saved? Reassessing Salvation in Christ and World Religions is a bold and significant contribution to evangelical theological and missiological thinking on a very controversial issue. Its theological depth and its missiological grounding set it apart from many other books.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
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