In ‘A Theology of Health,’ VanderWeele provides scholars in health-related fields with a robust, comprehensive, and theologically rich framework for understanding human flourishing.
‘Swing Low’ fills a void in American church history by giving voice to hidden figures as it proves the value of black Christian witness.
Though well intentioned, ‘God Has a Name’ minimizes the results of centuries of theological reflection by Spirit-filled believers, which leads Comer to present a distorted view of God’s character out of line with the whole of Scripture.
These seven recent books will enrich the spiritual lives of elders and pastors as they grow in understanding the methods and theological foundations of soul care.
This excellent translation of ‘The Foremost Problems of Contemporary Dogmatics’ gives us Herman Bavinck’s raw reflections on what it means to be a faithful Reformed theologian in his day.
