Victor V. Claar

Economics

Discipleship & Christian Education

“What’s so great about economics? When we understand economics better, we understand God better, we understand ourselves better, and we understand each other better. But more than that, we begin to grasp how God intends for us to serve him—and each other—in the economic realm. According to Greg Forster, we are participants in the economic realm at every single moment of our lives. Your choices about where to eat or what toothbrush to buy may seem mundane, but Forster wants you to see them as deeply profound. When you begin to see yourself in relation to the created order, as Forster argues that you should, economics becomes no ‘dismal science’; instead it becomes the most hopeful social science there is!”

Eden’s Bridge

Work, Money & Leadership

“For as long as I can remember, theologians have had little good to say about markets. But in Eden's Bridge, self-described 'serial entrepreneur' David Doty makes both the practical and theological cases for free markets and the price system. Though markets have been infected by sin, Doty argues they are part of God's divine providence, and calls each of us to a mission to renew markets in accordance with our Lord's will. Amen!”

Something Seems Strange

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In Something Seems Strange, Bradley shares his reflections on race, justice, economics, and society with the twenty-first-century church. While his writing is entirely thoughtful, hopeful, and faithful, beware that Dr. Bradley will challenge your current worldview in profound ways. Few books can simultaneously be so enjoyable yet so provocative at the same time. Any Christian wishing to make a difference in the world must read this book!”