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Confronting Injustice without Compromising Truth

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Williams shows us how to think from the Christian faith, rather than allowing the categories and concerns of the day to rule the way Christians talk about race, politics, and inequality. This well-written, highly engaging book deserves careful consideration by every thoughtful Christian concerned about the issues of our time--not least because it allows Scripture to question some of our key assumptions about these issues, while also providing alternative ways to think about and engage them as kingdom citizens.”

Confronting Injustice without Compromising Truth Study Guide

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Williams shows us how to think from the Christian faith, rather than allowing the categories and concerns of the day to rule the way Christians talk about race, politics, and inequality. This well-written, highly engaging book deserves careful consideration by every thoughtful Christian concerned about the issues of our time--not least because it allows Scripture to question some of our key assumptions about these issues, while also providing alternative ways to think about and engage them as kingdom citizens.”

Don't Follow Your Heart

Christian Living

“Thaddeus Williams skillfully dismantles the ten commandments of self-worship and shows us a better way. Don’t Follow Your Heart is a wonderfully biblical guidebook for those who desire full, meaningful, and countercultural lives—lives with God at the very center.”

For Us and for Our Salvation

Theology

“Far deeper than a mere introduction, For Us and for Our Salvation beautifully unpacks the riches of Reformed-catholic theological anthropology. Sutanto's engagement with Scripture is exemplary, his exposition of the tradition is illuminating, and his application to contemporary concerns is wise and measured. There is so much here for both students and scholars to feast on. I highly recommend it!”

Lord Jesus Christ

Theology

“Lord Jesus Christ is a deeply informed confessional and exercise in constructive theology. From the introduction to the final chapter, Treier’s volume abounds with biblical insights as well as careful syntheses of historical and contemporary issues. Perhaps most compelling is the way Treier allows Scripture’s form and content to dictate the shape and categories of Christology, resulting in a Christology that is both from above and below. Thorough yet succinct, this is an exceptional scriptural, traditional, and contemporary account of the wonder of the Lord Jesus.”

Mere Christian Hermeneutics

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“constructive way forward. Mere Christian Hermeneutics is a creative yet biblically disciplined proposal worthy of close engagement by everyone who is serious about reading Scripture as the Word of God. This is a stellar contribution to Vanhoozer’s promising “mere Christian” theological project. Highly recommended!”

Our Best Life before the Best Life

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Barnabas and Allie provide some helpful counsel for dating couples, interwoven with the wonderful story of how God transformed their lives and brought them together. This book will encourage readers to pursue the Lord as they pursue the joy of dating and marriage.”

Prophet, Priest, and King

Theology

“Prophet, Priest, and King, as well as the Theology Together series it introduces, brings us “global theology” at its best. The authors draw from the riches of the Western theological tradition and bring them into genuine conversation with majority world contexts and concerns. The result is a set of constructive essays that are neither slavish reiterations of Western theology nor faddish “contextual” theologies, but rather beautiful expressions of the catholicity of the church. I commend the authors and editors for offering an exemplary model of theology as dialogue.”

Reformation Faith

Theology

“Michael Parsons has assembled a wonderful array of essays in Reformation Faith. Here one finds several illuminating studies on Reformation bright lights like Luther, Calvin, and Zwingli, as well as lesser known figures and movements. The particular combination of essays--some provocative, some corrective, and some immensely practical--make this volume a valuable resource for all interested in the nuances of Reformation theology, politics, and church practice. I highly commend this collection.”

Retrieving Humility

Christian Living

“Steve Pardue brings years of meditation and research on humility to bear in this incredibly clear, rich, accessible, and practical guide. He not only clarifies what humility is through thoughtful engagement with Scripture and the Christian tradition but also shows in a compelling way how cultivating humility helps us navigate modern issues like interreligious dialogue and information overload. Pardue is a very wise guide, and I highly recommend his brief but deep book.”

Sharing Christ in Joy and Sorrow

Theology

“In Sharing Christ in Joy and Sorrow, Chris Bruno helpfully takes us to the heart of Paul’s theology in the letter to the Philippians: our union with the suffering and exalted Christ, from which flow our strength, hope, and calling as God’s people. As a skilled teacher, Bruno draws out the many theological and pastoral riches of Paul’s short letter. This is an encouraging book!”

The Holy Spirit as Communion

Theology

“Harris’ exposition of these two theologians is lucid and illuminating. Gunton and Macchia receive a fair hearing, and their unique contributions are clearly spelled out. What especially stands out to me in this volume is Harris’ examination of the influences on Gunton’s pneumatology—Richard of St. Victor, Owen, Irving, and others. In taking his time to explore these key figures and their influence on Gunton, Harris has done us a great service. This is the most thorough and penetrating treatment of Gunton’s doctrine of the Spirit available, and a wonderful contribution to conversations surrounding ‘third article theology,’ as well as discussions of pneumatology more broadly. A fine work!”

Unfolding Redemption

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In this wonderful primer, Ian J. Vaillancourt skillfully uncovers the many riches of the Old Testament story and shows us the many ways this story—in its twists and turns—points us to Christ. Vaillancourt brings together the expertise of an Old Testament scholar, the gifts of an experienced teacher, and the heart of a pastor to give us a theologically rich and spiritually enriching introduction to the Old Testament's Historical Books. This book is a real treasure. I highly recommend it!”

What Is Man?

Theology

“This clearly written, engaging, and accessible book packs a lot of theological depth into a few short pages. Tavernelli has given us a very thoughtful and helpful guide to one of the most important questions facing the church and the world today. All who read this book will benefit from his biblical and pastoral wisdom.”

Why Evangelical Theology Needs the Global Church

Theology

“Pardue’s book is a timely and unique contribution to evangelical theology. He takes seriously the reality that evangelicalism is a worldwide movement, burgeoning especially in non-Western contexts, and makes a compelling theological case for principled engagement with global theology. He critically and charitably interacts with past attempts at embracing ‘contextual’ theologies and presents a way forward rooted in the doctrine of the church. The book is also helpful in providing illustrative case studies. Pardue is an expert and wise guide through this increasingly important terrain. I hope this book becomes the standard reference point for future conversations regarding how Western theology engages with the contributions of the Majority World.”