W. Brian Shelton

Early Christianity in North Africa

History & Biography

“Martyrs, exegetes, catechumens, and councils enlarge this study of North African Christianity, a region often reduced to its dominant patristic personalities. Smither provides English readers a quality translation of an important book that captures the unique spirit of an invaluable chapter of church history.”

Practicing Christian Doctrine

Theology

“Like two rivers converging, here biblical foundations and historic Christianity flow into a vision for a practical life of faith. Already one of the most sound and readable theology texts available, it now enlarges spiritual disciplines and social issues to be even more engaging, relevant, and inspirational. Beth Felker Jones writes with humility and conviction to evidence that doctrine is indispensable for evangelical Christianity and essential for knowing the living God.”

The Quest for Early Church Historiography

History & Biography

“In an era when scholars view faith commitments in historical writings as suspicious, Mutie shows that early church histories can still be recognized as credible and genuine. A regula fidei is restored here as central to an early Christianity which is multifaceted and diverse. Yet, it is also safeguarded, unified, and orthodox, and Mutie salutes it as he calls for a workable early church historiography that is balanced and refreshing.”

Who’s Afraid of the Unmoved Mover?

Apologetics

“In an age when science and theology are finding greater compatibility, harmony should not come at the expense of natural theology and objective apologetics. Shepardson strategically engages popular thinkers who unnecessarily cut a limb of philosophy to save evangelical life. When the unmoved Mover acts, epistemology can be remarkably comprehensive. Christian thought gains an argument for honest but challenging compatibility between postmodernism and natural theology in this valuable work.”