Wyndy Corbin Reuschling
Biography
Wyndy Corbin Reuschling wrote Reviving Evangelical Ethics, and co-wrote Becoming Whole and Holy with Carla M. Dahl and Jeannine K. Brown.
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Evangelical Ethics: A Reader offers an important window into the breadth and variety of evangelical voices speaking on a number of issues. For those who may think evangelicals are narrow and parochial in moral emphases, the chapters in this volume will be a delightful surprise. The contributors open up our moral horizons by addressing a variety of social ethical issues, such as race, nationalism, poverty, social justice, and immigration, informed by ways of reading Scripture, and engaging in theological reflection, with important implications for social ethical engagement for all Christians. This volume is a welcomed addition to the Library of Theological Ethics.”
Gender Roles and the People of God
Women
“Readers of this important book by Dr. Mathews will find it helpful and hopeful. Helpful because in this one volume we have a clear interaction with and integration of the hermeneutical, theological, historical, and sociological issues that have impacted the current debates in some of our Christian communities. Hopeful because we see afresh God’s creation of and call to women and men together to be full participants in the life and mission of God for the sake of the world.”
History & Biography
“[This work] by Dr. Rakestraw is important for pastors, church leaders, and professors who often succumb to the temptation to be one person in their public roles while functioning quite differently in private . . . Bob offers us a different model of wholeness and holiness . . . [and] an example of healthy personal self-reflection that is honest and open . . . What a gift this book will be to all those who read it!”
Theology
“This new book by Sondra Wheeler provides a wealth of practical wisdom for readers. While policies, procedures, and professional codes of ethics are important, Professor Wheeler reminds us they cannot do all the work of moral and ministerial formation. Through this book, we are called to develop deeper reservoirs for sustaining ministry through practices of prayer and accountability. These practices help ministers and Christian leaders live into the goodness of God so that they in turn are better able to help churches and communities grow in God’s goodness and to faithfully extend that goodness outward to the world. I will be using this book in my classes.”
The Influence of the Church on the Local Community
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
Foreword
(wrote the foreword)
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