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Authored By: Ralph P. Martin, Authored By: Andre LaCocque Edited By: Scot McKnight, Carl N. Toney Greg Mamula Pages: 780 Pages: 392 Pages:198 ISBN: 978-93-86549-21-1 ISBN: 978-93-86549-22-8 ISBN: 978-93-86549-23-5 Price: $ 70 Price: $ 45 Price: $ 25 Indian Price: INR 2500.00 Indian Price: INR 1200.00 Indian Price: INR 600.00 Drawing upon over fi�y years of scholarly This is the second edi�on of a 1979 Does the Bible have a “theory of conflict experience of one of the most commentary on the book of Daniel. The management”? In Conflict Management industrious contemporary scholars, this commentary is completely revised, and and the Apostle Paul, the authors explore work, which was first published in 1975, the introduc�on in par�cular is here how Paul approached conflicts with his has been revised, updated, and much extended and addresses close associates like Barnabas and Peter, expanded to offer a fresh, in-depth fundamental ques�ons regarding the and with his mission churches like those introduc�on to the New Testament for book of Daniel and the apocalyp�c in Gala�a and Corinth. Conflict today’s students. Students will be movement it inaugurates (with 1 Enoch). Management and the Apostle Paul immersed into the world of the first Daniel is an indispensable trove and dis�nc�vely sketches how various century, learning about both reference about issues like the theories of conflict management used Greco-Roman and Jewish backgrounds. apocalyp�c vision of world’s periodized today shed light on Paul’s own While discussing the fundamental history, the no�on of Son of Man, approaches to conflict while also ques�ons surrounding the content of messianism without a messiah, the belief evalua�ng the conflicts themselves. The each book including its authorship, in resurrec�on, the kingdom of God, the authors in this volume are pastors and audience, and message, this work also centrifugal spread of divine revela�on, church workers who themselves bring engages with the wider historical-cri�cal and the posi�ve role of the Jewish their own experiences with conflict into discussion, helping students navigate the diaspora. This edi�on is meant for play as they seek wisdom from the New wider world of modern New Testament scholars, college and university Testament. researchers, and students of the Bible (of scholarship. "Living in a world so filled with contention, the Old Testament and New Testament) both inside and outside of the church, we in general. need help working through conflict to restore “In this expanded edition, André LaCocque communication and connection with those offers the serious scholar or student a richly around us. Conflict Management and the drawn guide to the book of Daniel, especially Apostle Paul gives us a Pauline perspective on its apocalyptic dimensions. He presents the life together. The series of articles give fresh necessary historical-critical arguments and insight to a practical blend of biblical instruc- explores the theological implications, firmly tion and sociological conflict transformation grounding the work in its historical context systems." while preserving the multivalence of apoca- Robin D. Stoops lyptic symbolism.” Execu�ve Minister, American Bap�st Churches of Nebraska Rachel S. Mikva Chicago Theological Seminary “This text takes a deep dive into how the Apostle Paul addressed conflict. Because “Scholars, pastors, and theological students ‘conflict’ was sometimes Paul’s middle name, are sure to devour this book with enthusiasm the dive brings to the surface many fresh and joy.” approaches to dealing with our own conflicts Doreen McFarlane today . . . Paul’s conflicts are today’s conflicts. St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church, Niagara Falls, You will need this book in the days ahead.” Ontario, Canada C. Jeff Woods Associate General Secretary for the American Bap�st Churches, USA

21 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION A Companion to Philemon Reading Acts Trauma-Sensitive Theology Thinking Theologically in the Era of Trauma

Authored By: Lewis Brogdon Authored By: Joshua Jipp Authored By: Jennifer Baldwin

Pages: 154 Pages: 168 Pages: 186 ISBN: 978-93-86549-24-2 ISBN: 978-93-86549-25-9 ISBN: 978-93-86549-26-6 Price: $ 21 Price: $ 22 Price: $ 24 Indian Price: INR 500.00 Indian Price: INR 530.00 Indian Price: INR 575.00 In A Companion to Philemon, Lewis The book of Acts tells the story of what The inten�on of Trauma Sensi�ve Brogdon insists that a part of the reason happened a�er the death and Theology is to help theologians, is the interpreta�on that Paul is sending a resurrec�on of Jesus. The book is filled professors, clergy, spiritual care givers, thieving runaway slave back to his good with adventure and entertainment as and therapists speak well of God and master. This interpreta�on is not only Acts narrates God’s ac�vity among his faith without further wounding survivors problema�c, it is also theologically people and the world. In this book I of trauma. It explores the nature of limi�ng and offers the church very li�le explore one way of reading Acts that trauma�c exposure, response, to reflect on as we face mammoth issues a�ends closely to the plotline of the book processing, and recovery and its impact of inclusion and fellowship such as and seek to invite readers into the story on construc�ve theology and pastoral racism, sexism, and classism. A that Acts tells. Along the way, I examine leadership and care. Through the lenses Companion to Philemon challenges the some of the most important themes of of contemporary traumatology, soma�cs, church to reimagine the interpreta�on of Acts, including divine ac�vity, the and the Internal Family Systems model of Philemon by focusing on the role extension of the gospel to surprising psychotherapy, the text offers a exclusion had in the events that led to his people in surprising ways, conflict and framework for seeing trauma and its departure from Philemon. Using the congruence between the gospel and the impact in the lives of individuals, issue of exclusion, Brogdon takes the broader world, and the ongoing communi�es, society, and within our interpreta�on of Philemon in new importance of Israel as God’s people. own sacred texts. It argues that care of direc�ons that not only invite the church While there are many excellent reasons trauma�c wounding must include all to read Philemon but also challenge us to to read Acts, I reflect too upon the dimensions of the human person, examine both our understanding and theological and ethical vision of Acts for including our spiritual prac�ces, religious prac�ce of Chris�an fellowship today. those who read this book as Chris�an rituals and community par�cipa�on, and “Brogdon offers contemporary readers valid Scripture. theological thinking. As such, clergy and spiritual care professionals have an reasons to engage the Apostle Paul’s “Joshua Jipp crafts a careful, readable, and correspondence to a friend, fellow Christian, engaging introduction into the many complex- important role to play in the recovery of church leader and slave-owner. His interpreta- ities readers face in the Book of Acts. Attuned trauma�c wounding and fostering of tion wisely questions the traditional and to exegesis and theology alike, this book is a resiliency. This book explores how popular ‘slave flight’ thesis—exegetically, reliable and ideal entry point for students trauma-informed congrega�onal leaders historically, and culturally—and proposes an encountering Acts and its significance today.” can facilitate resiliency and offers one alternative paradigm. Even if I may quibble Eric Barreto way of thinking theologically in response with some of Brogdon’s exegetical decisions, I Princeton Theological Seminary to trauma�zing abuses of rela�onal highly recommend this short book on this brief letter to all interested in learning about “We need more books like this one! From the power and our resources for restora�on. the complexities of early Christianity, the first page to the last, Joshua Jipp demon- origins of our hermeneutical decisions, and strates his profound regard for the Acts of the the challenges of contemporary faith. A Apostles, as well as his intimacy with its Companion to Philemon is a worthwhile read narrative progression and theology. The result for every person who reads the ancient is a wonderful entryway into the study of Acts Pauline letters in light of themes on human that takes seriously its importance to the dignity.” church and its mission.” Emerson B. Powery Joel B. Green Messiah College, Mechanicsburg, PA Fuller Theological Seminary

22 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Jesus in Muslim-Christian Conversation The God Who Plays Your Jesus Is too Small A Playful Approach to Theology The Collapse of Christian Character and Spirituality

Authored By: Mark Beaumont Authored By: Brian Edgar Authored By: Douglas J. Miller

Pages: 242 Pages: 142 Pages: 190 ISBN: 978-93-86549-27-3 ISBN: 978-93-86549-28-0 ISBN: 978-93-86549-29-7 Price: $ 29 Price: $ 21 Price: $ 22 Indian Price: INR 730.00 Indian Price: INR 465.00 Indian Price: INR 580.00 How can Muslims and Chris�ans relate to Many people would be surprised to hear We can make Jesus look very small if we each other when this figure from the past that a playful a�tude towards God and are not careful. Your Jesus Is Too Small a�racts them yet drives them apart? the world lies at the heart of Chris�an explores how a trivialized Jesus Jesus is the very center of the Chris�an faith. Tradi�onally Chris�ans have contributes to a collapsed Chris�an faith, but for Muslims he is a faithful focused on the serious responsibili�es of moral character. The 2016 elec�on witness to God, who is central to Islam. In service, sacrifice, and commitment. But exposed the truth that for many the twenty-first century, is it possible for the prophets say that the future kingdom Chris�ans character does not count, or is Muslims and Chris�ans to relate to each is full of people laughing and playing, a very low priority. Eighty-one percent of other around him? which has implica�ons for Chris�ans who white evangelicals voted for President are called to live out the future kingdom Trump, not known as a man of high moral This book is an a�empt to bring together in the present. Play is not trivial or character. This collapse of character is two representa�ve voices from Muslim secondary to work and service—only a especially troubling since Chris�ans claim and Chris�an communi�es to talk about playful way of living does jus�ce to the to seek a�er the mind and character of Jesus. Ibrahim is a Sunni Sufi Muslim who seriousness of life! Play is the essen�al Jesus Christ. A�er no�ng how we beli�le has studied Chris�anity and has been and ul�mate form of rela�onship with Jesus, this book explores ways we can ac�ve as an academic in the Western God, which is why Jesus told people to exalt him, allowing his character traits to world. Paul is an Evangelical Protestant learn from children. Indeed, a playful inform and then transform our hearts who has lived in the Muslim world and has been engaged in teaching religious a�tude is an important part of all and minds. A credible Jesus also means significant rela�onships. This book that more tongues will confess him and studies in the West. The conversa�on explores grace, faith, love, worship, more knees bow before him and that begins with the concep�on of Jesus and more people will desire his ends with his return from heaven and redemp�on, and the kingdom from the perspec�ve of a playful a�tude. It compassionate character. deals with his earthly work in between. describes how to create a “play ethic” to “In this book, Doug Miller does the work of a His miraculous ac�vity, his teaching, and match the “work ethic” and discusses the �tles he has been given are prophet who comes with a sledgehammer to play as a virtue, Aquinas’s warning smash the false idols that we have construct- considered in detail, and differences over against the sin of not playing enough, the ending of Jesus’ life are debated. ed in place of the biblical Jesus. With the and Bonhoeffer’s claim that in a world of insights of an academic, but in the language “Jesus in Muslim-Christian Conversation pain it is only the Chris�an who can truly of a typical layperson, he deconstructs the builds upon the classic genres of Christian play. American Jesus in order to clear the way for us Arabic theology by constructing a theoretical to encounter the true historical Jesus as dialogue between a Muslim and a Christian. “Who would expect a theologically robust and revealed in Scripture.” illuminating argument for play as central to The result is an exchange that is as lucid and Tony Campolo from the foreword engaging as it is informative and carefully Christian life and theology? Brian Edgar researched. Mark Beaumont is the perfect provides this and more—an original, nuanced, “I have just two words in response to this guide to help readers navigate this discussion and engaging book that challenges our insightful book that alerts us to both the false of theological ideas, drawing his readers assumptions and invites us to delight in, and gods of our culture and the actual Jesus of towards greater understanding around the to take seriously, the playful dimensions of Scripture: ‘Ouch’ and ‘Thanks.’ This is a person and work of Jesus in Christianity and spirituality, discipleship, relationships, and wonderful mirror for those brave enough to Islam.” God’s kingdom.” look into it.” Charles Tieszen Chris�ne D. Pohl Joel C. Hunter SIS Adjunct Professor of Islamic Studies, Fuller Professor, Asbury Theological Seminary Senior Pastor of Northland, A Church Distributed Theological Seminary 23 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Strangers, Neighbors, Friends So, Tell Me a Story Holy Ground Muslim-Christian-Jewish Reflections on The Art of Storytelling for Preaching An Alphabet of Prayer Compassion and Peace and Teaching

Authored By: Kelly James Clark, Aziz Abu Authored By: Ralph P. Martin, Authored By: Julie K. Aageson Sarah, NancyFuchs Kreimer Carl N. Toney Pages: 230 Pages: 194 Pages: 130 ISBN: 978-93-86549-30-3 ISBN: 978-93-86549-31-0 ISBN: 978-93-86549-32-7 Price: $ 28 Price: $ 25 Price: $ 18 Indian Price: INR 690.00 Indian Price: INR 595.00 Indian Price: INR 430.00 From 9/11 to Israel-Pales�ne to ISIS, the “Everyone loves a good story, and So Tell Too o�en we turn prayer into fear of the religious stranger is palpable. Me a Story offers wise counsel to well-inten�oned pa�erns of our own Conserva�ve talk show hosts and liberal preachers and teachers who want to making. Too o�en we assume prayer is public intellectuals are united in blaming improve their storytelling skills. Farris, an primarily about words. Some�mes religion, usually Islam, for the world’s experienced and skilled speaker, provides there's an almost magical understanding instability. If religion is part of the instruc�on, encouragement, and advice that if we get the words right, if we trust problem, it can and should be part of the on how to avoid pi�alls that face enough or believe enough, God will solu�on. Strangers, Neighbors, storytellers. The book moves beyond the "answer." But most of us know that God Friends—co-authored by a Muslim, a realm of the how-to manual, however, is not a divine magician or our own Chris�an, and a Jew—aims to inform and with an extensive collec�on of stories personal valet and that prayer is much inspire Abraham’s children that God calls and reflec�ons on Chris�an life that will more than our feeble a�empts to make us to extend our love beyond family and spiritually enrich both speakers and God pay a�en�on to what God already fellow believer to the stranger. other readers. knows. Using the alphabet as a template “These essays are like rays of light. They “As those who preach, telling the stories of of descrip�ve words and ac�ons, Holy provide insight into the Abrahamic traditions, and about the storytelling savior, it is a joy to Ground: An Alphabet of Prayer invites but more importantly, they illuminate the be able to turn for encouragement from a reflec�on about prayer as paying path to a common life together.” master storyteller himself. Stephen Farris not A�en�on, looking for Beauty, showing Eboo Patel only reminds us how central these stories are Compassion, prac�cing Devo�on, Author of Interfaith Leadership, President of to our life of faith and worship, but he also celebra�ng Enthusiasm--all the way to Interfaith Youth Core offers us wisdom and help to grow as the end of the alphabet and discovering storytellers ourselves. Warning: it is the rare Wonder, X as mystery, and Z as Zeal. homiletics resource that elicits both laughter These reflec�ons will help readers and tears.” experience prayer as a place, an ac�on or Lucy Lind Hogan a�tude, a stance for recognizing and Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington, DC acknowledging God's presence in the “I have listened, laughed, and teared up at midst of ordinary life--something like the these vividly communicated stories . . . sigh of the shoemaker, too busy to drop Embedded in the way the stories are told is his worn shoes and kneel in disciplined the imagination of the storyteller, deeply prayer but not too busy to sigh his prayer shaped by the gospel of Jesus Christ and wise in the deferral of all stories to the story." of gra�tude. Prayer is so much more than words. Richard Topping Vancouver School of Theology “How do we invite people into practices of prayer that nourish and sustain? This “Stephen Farris has long been not only one of the most knowledgeable teachers of story exquisite little book invites readers into an open and generous space of wondering about preaching, but also one of its ablest prac�- prayer, encourages a diverse and wide range �oners. Now he brings a life�me of learning and experience to this volume, which is full to of ways of praying, and offers resources for going deeper into traditions which honor the brim with insight and sound advice. Read it for the wisdom in these pages, but read it prayer.” also for the deligh�ul stories!” Mary Hess Professor of Educa�onal Leadership, Luther 24 Thomas G. Long Seminary Candler School of Theology, Emory University INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Praying Psalms The Penumbra of Ethics Toward a Homiletical Theology A Personal Journey through the Psalter The Gifford Lectures of V. A. Demant with of Promise Critical Commentary and Assessment

Authored By: Ian Stackhouse Authored By: V. A. Demant Edited By: David Schnasa Jacobsen Edited By: Ian S.Markham, Christine Faulstich Pages: 172 Pages: 358 Pages: 140 ISBN: 978-93-86549-33-4 ISBN: 978-93-86549-34-1 ISBN: 978-93-86549-35-8 Price: $ 22 Price: $ 41 Price: $ 19 Indian Price: INR 540.00 Indian Price: INR 1020.00 Indian Price: INR 460.00 In Praying Psalms Ian Stackhouse offers Rev. Vigo Auguste Demant (1893–1983) This volume gathers together leading daily reflec�ons on all 150 psalms. In so was a significant theologian and social homile�cians to consider the breadth of doing, he seeks to alert the reader to the commentator of the first half of the its understanding today in light of the sheer emo�onal range of the Psalter in twen�eth century. This book contains his struggle to reconcile God’s grace with the hope that this will give courage to up-un�l-now unpublished Gifford God’s jus�ce. Assuming that promise is a pray bold, honest prayers. Indeed, Lectures, in which Demant provides core sense of the gospel, how does this Praying Psalms is best used not as a cultural analysis as he a�empts to relate to the variety of contexts in which commentary but a basic primer for address why humanity struggles so much homile�cal theology is done? In this final anyone wan�ng to encounter the psalms with modernity and living in the volume in the series, six homile�cians in all their rawness and vitality. Whether contemporary world. The lectures have from a variety of contexts and in small groups se�ngs or private prayer, addi�onal notes and commentary to perspec�ves try to move specifically and whether in sequence or in random make them comprehensible, since not all toward a homile�cal theology of promise selec�on, Praying Psalms is a confident of them are complete. The first chapters as a way to ar�culate the central reasser�on of the central place of the set Demant in his context and the final theological gi� and task that is preaching Psalter in Chris�an spirituality. sec�on provides assessment of both his the gospel today. “Passion. Joy. Anger. Wonder. Confusion. ideas and his impact. Although Demant “These final six essays of the Promise of Rejection. Thankfulness. Pain. Awe. Worship. died in 1983, his ideas con�nue to prove Homiletical Theology series proceed from the Wisdom. These are just some of the words influen�al to thinkers and theologians central conviction that any hope worth conveyed by the psalms to those who read today. preaching proceeds from the world-trans- them thoughtfully. And Ian Stackhouse is a forming, justice-making promises of the God “This is a truly remarkable book, exploring thoughtful reader and prayer. These bite-size revealed in Jesus Christ, the crucified and risen and examining the work of Vigo Auguste reflections on all 150 psalms are just the thing Lord of God’s new creation. Strikingly varied in Demant, one of the great Christian ethicists of to take us closer to God in wonder, joy, confu- their methodological approaches and rich in the twentieth century. Markham and sion, and whatever we are feeling. I highly theological creativity, these writers urge Faulstich have produced a scintillating text recommend this book!” hope-fueled preaching that is healing and that leads us into the heart of and mind of a prophetic, poetic and theologically discerning, David M. Howard, Jr. thinker who gave us a genuinely original accompanied by locally embodied, diverse, Professor of Old Testament, Bethel Seminary Christian Sociology. They deserve enormous and hope-infused practices of worship and (Bethel University), St. Paul, Minnesota credit for this outstanding critical introduction witness.” “Praying Psalms is the work of a man who is to one of the most original thinkers in the field as accomplished a biblical scholar and theolo- of theology and ethics.” Sally A. Brown Princeton Theological Seminary gian as he is a pastor. But it is, above all, in the Martyn Percy radical openness of his humanity to God that Dean of Christ Church, Oxford “Each chapter of this compelling book teaches Stackhouse is able to take his readers by the a vital aspect of the promissory nature of “Vigo Demant is a figure undeservedly forgot- hand and lead them along the great textual preaching: as a lure to new forms of human ten in current theology—despite his subterra- river that is the Psalter, and perhaps even dwelling and action, as a unique way of nean influence. The extensive introduction across it.” liturgically embodying eschatology, as a key should make a new generation of theologians to homiletical genre, as God’s unique way of Melissa Raphael turn again to this important witness to the acting and speaking in sermons, and as the University of Gloucestershire, UK, and Leo Baeck vibrant debates in British theological ethics College, London way preaching becomes provisional good during the latter half of the twentieth news in difficult situations. Highly recom- century.” mended for all serious students of preaching.” Lewis Ayres John S. McClure Professor of Catholic and Historical Theology, Vanderbilt Divinity School 25 Durham University INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Trajectories Those Who Weep Shall Laugh 1 Timothy, Volume 1 A Gospel-Centered Introduction to Reversal of Weeping in the Gospel of Luke A Charge to God's Missional Household Old Testament Theology

Authored By: Bryan C. Babcock, James Authored By: Sung Min Hong Authored By: Paul S. Jeon Spencer, Russell L. Meek Pages: 278 Pages: 182 Pages: 248 ISBN: 978-93-86549-36-5 ISBN: 978-93-86549-37-2 ISBN: 978-93-86549-38-9 Price: $ 33 Price: $ 23 Price: $ 70 Indian Price: INR 815.00 Indian Price: INR 570.00 Indian Price: INR 735.00 Trajectories meets an urgent need in Luke’s presenta�on of the reversal of 1Timothy is one of the more both undergraduate and graduate study weeping is not limited to iden�fying it as controversial documents in the New of the Old Testament. Too o�en Old a dis�nc�ve theme. There are narra�ve Testament. For years, cri�cal scholars Testament theology focuses on the inten�ons and theological implica�ons have rejected Pauline authorship, end-product and leaves the process that Luke also targets. First, Luke wants highlighted the apparent misogynis�c obscured. Each chapter of Trajectories to demonstrate concern for marginalized quality of the text, and argued against provides a clear path connec�ng biblical groups in society. He also shows how any coherence in the le�er. Jeon takes a research to theological conclusions. The their fortunes are reversed by Jesus. fresh look at the le�er, incorpora�ng final chapter offers a step-by-step method Second, Luke portrays Jesus as the many recent advancements in NT for comple�ng a thorough hermeneu�cal promised prophet, describing him as like scholarship. In detail he demonstrates analysis framed within a discussion of the Elijah and Jeremiah, but superior to the macro- and micro- chias�c gospel message. Trajectories also seeks them. Finally, Luke provides the reversal arrangement of the en�re le�er and to situate Old Testament theology in of weeping as a significant phenomenon explains how the presumed first-century rela�on to global and genera�onal trends of the kingdom of God, par�cularly to audience would have heard and influencing the church and evangelical show that the presence of God’s kingdom responded to an oral performance of the theology. The implica�ons of globaliza�on is inaugurated and realized in Jesus le�er. In doing so, Jeon offers a fresh and the rise of millennials on Old Christ. challenge to more popular ways of Testament theology are cri�cal and “An excellent, detailed study on Luke, which (mis)understanding the le�er and points thought-provoking topics for discussion. helps to fit weeping and laughing and the a way forward for appropria�ng the le�er both in academia and in the Chapters in Trajectories are organized blessings of Jesus into the larger theme of church. thema�cally, so the textbook can serve reversal and mercy in the kingdom of God.” as a companion study guide to courses in Vern Poythress “In his first volume of this detailed commen- Westminster Theological Seminary the Old Testament and New Testament. tary on 1 Timothy, Jeon provides a dutiful In addi�on, the explora�on of topics “Hong has identified an important but often close reading of 1:1—2:15 with attention to allows each study to link to the New overlooked Lukan theme—the reversal of the letter’s performance and the audience’s weeping. He provides sustained discussions of reception. His overall structure of the letter Testament. Each chapter concludes with and treatment of its units’ chiastic structure tangible applica�ons for the contemporary key texts, and helps the reader consider in fresh ways the nature of the kingdom of God offers many insights and benefits for scholars Chris�an church and with ques�ons for in Luke, along with its implications today.” of 1 Timothy, and pastors will find excellent group discussion. material for preaching on the church’s mission Brandon D. Crowe and their own charge to lead within God’s “The authors provide a masterful road for the Westminster Theological Seminar household.” average reader who wishes to understand the teaching of major Old Testament themes, Timothy Milinovich their understanding by the writers of the New Associate Professor of Theology, Director of Testament, and their essential meaning for Catholic Studies, Dominican University today. From creation to the digital age, we are introduced to the great works of God and the means by which we can interpret this largest part of the Bible....” Richard S. Hess Professor of Old Testament, Denver Seminary

26 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION 1 Timothy, Volume 2 1 Timothy, Volume 3 Temple of the Living God A Charge to God's Missional Household A Charge to God's Missional Household The Influence of Hellenistic Philosophy on Paul's Figurative Temple Language Applied to the Corinthians

Authored By: Paul S. Jeon Authored By: Paul S. Jeon Authored By: Philip N. Richardson

Pages: 204 Pages: 204 Pages: 330 ISBN: 978-93-86549-39-6 ISBN: 978-93-86549-40-2 ISBN: 978-93-86549-41-9 Price: $ 25 Price: $ 35 Price: $ 38 Indian Price: INR 630.00 Indian Price: INR 845.00 Indian Price: INR 945.00 1Timothy is one of the more 1Timothy is one of the more Philip N. Richardson provides a controversial documents in the New controversial documents in the New comprehensive survey of figura�ve Testament. For years, cri�cal scholars Testament. For years, cri�cal scholars temple language in Hellenis�c have rejected Pauline authorship, have rejected Pauline authorship, philosophy, shedding light on the way highlighted the apparent misogynis�c highlighted the apparent misogynis�c that the kinds of philosophical thought quality of the text, and argued against quality of the text, and argued against known in ci�es like Corinth may have any coherence in the le�er. Jeon takes a any coherence in the le�er. Jeon takes a influenced the Corinthians to think about fresh look at the le�er, incorpora�ng fresh look at the le�er, incorpora�ng figura�ve temple language. This study many recent advancements in NT many recent advancements in NT throws into sharp relief the similari�es scholarship. In detail he demonstrates scholarship. In detail he demonstrates and differences between Paul’s use of the macro- and micro- chias�c the macro- and micro- chias�c temple language and that of philosophy, arrangement of the en�re le�er and arrangement of the en�re le�er and and illuminates Paul’s se�ng of this explains how the presumed first-century explains how the presumed first-century language in the wider framework of 1–2 audience would have heard and audience would have heard and Corinthians and his purpose for its use in responded to an oral performance of the responded to an oral performance of the the argument of the le�ers. le�er. In doing so, Jeon offers a fresh le�er. In doing so, Jeon offers a fresh "Although others have rightly explored the challenge to more popular ways of challenge to more popular ways of Judean background of NT temple imagery, (mis)understanding the le�er and points (mis)understanding the le�er and points Richardson here fills an important gap by a way forward for appropria�ng the a way forward for appropria�ng the showing how a Diaspora audience would have le�er both in academia and in the le�er both in academia and in the conceptualized temple language . . . He church. church. establishes and maintains a consistent approach as he works through the ancient “The second volume continues to provide a “In the third volume of this commentary, Jeon philosophic sources and, afterward, through bountiful resource for reading 1 Timothy. Jeon concludes a detailed analysis of the grammar, key texts in the Corinthian correspondence." unpacks rich theological insights through structure, and theology of 1 Timothy 5–6. Like careful grammatical and lexical analysis its previous volumes, the careful reading by Craig S. Keener Asbury Theological Seminary which underscore the rhetorical structure and way of performative structure will benefit goals of 1 Timothy 3–4. Regardless of one’s scholars of this remarkable letter and preach- “In this outstanding study, Philip Richardson view on the letter’s authenticity, Jeon’s ers alike.” brings fresh light to Paul’s figurative temple analysis provides ample material for pastors Timothy Milinovich language in the Corinthian correspondence by and students of 1 Timothy to engage anew the Associate Professor of Theology, Director of examining it in comparison with the surpris- challenges early Christians found as members Catholic Studies, Dominican University ingly frequent use of such language in of God’s household.” Graeco-Roman philosophy . . . Richardson’s Timothy Milinovich work reinforces the opinion that Paul was Associate Professor of Theology, Director of conversant with contemporary philosophical Catholic Studies, Dominican University currents and capable of exploiting this knowl- edge for theological and pastoral purposes.” Edward Adams King’s College London

27 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION The Construction of Exodus Identity in Consuming Mission The Book of Job Ancient Israel Towards a Theology of Short-Term Mission A Modern Translation and Commentary A Social Identity Approach and Pilgrimage Authored By: Linda M. Stargel Authored By: Robert Ellis Haynes Authored By: Leonard S. Kravitz, Kerry M. Olitzky Pages: 226 Pages: 248 Pages: 272 ISBN: 978-93-86549-42-6 ISBN: 978-93-86549-43-3 ISBN: 978-93-86549-44-0 Price: $ 27 Price: $ 30 Price: $ 33 Indian Price: INR 680.00 Indian Price: INR 735.00 Indian Price: INR 800.00 How is collec�ve iden�ty, par�cularly the Consuming Mission takes important The book of Job is the most long-las�ng kind, created and steps in offering a theological assessment challenging—and most engaging—of all maintained? Many literary and biblical of the prac�ce of STM and tools for the books in the Hebrew Scriptures. It studies have demonstrated that shared subsequent mission training. Using challenges one’s faith in the essen�al stories o�en lie at the heart of it. This relevant academic studies and original goodness of God and humanity. In this book examines the most repeated story focus-group interviews, Haynes offers volume, Rabbis Kravitz and Olitzky of the Hebrew Bible—the exodus important insights into this ubiquitous provide an original, modern transla�on story—to see how it may have prac�ce. While carefully examining the and commentary while also invi�ng func�oned to construct and reinforce an biblical and historical founda�ons for classic rabbinic commentators of the past enduring collec�ve iden�ty in ancient mission, Consuming Mission engages to provide insight to the text. Along with Israel. A tool based on the principles of more contemporary movements like the helping the reader to understand the the social iden�ty approach is created Missio Dei, Fresh Expressions, the original Hebrew sources, the authors also and used to expose iden�ty construc�on Emergent Church, and Third-Wave strive to answer some of the basic at a rhetorical level. The author shows Mission movements that have helped answers of human existence posed by that exodus stories are characterized by shape mission. The unique role of United religion: Why is there evil? Why do the recognizable language and narra�ve Methodist mission is illustrated through good suffer? Why do those who do evil structures that invite ongoing collec�ve its historical roots and contemporary seem to go unpunished? Are acts of iden�fica�on. expression in the ubiquitous STM goodness rewarded? “Over the past two decades, biblical interpre- movement in the United States. Haynes “The Book of Job confronts essential questions tation employing a social identity approach uses original field research data to gather of being human: loss and grief, good and evil, has flourished and shows no signs of slowing the implicit and explicit theologies of lay and how human beings overcome life’s signifi- down. Linda M. Stargel builds upon this rich and clergy par�cipants. Cultural cant challenges. This wise and beautiful book tradition, combining the study of collective influences are significantly influencing guides the reader through its intricacies, memory and social identity to present an STM par�cipants as they use their �me, pausing along the way to teach profound exciting new approach to reading the exodus money, sacrifice, and service, applied in lessons both loftily academic and deeply narratives. With both care and creativity, she the name of mission, to purchase a personal. It is a rare and lovely gift to bring describes the process of creating and personal growth experience commonly ancient traditions to new life in such deeply maintaining a collective identity through meaningful and contemporary ways.” powerful narrative rhetoric.” sought by pilgrims. The resul�ng tensions from mixing mission, pilgrimage, and Aaron Panken Ma�hew J. Marohl President, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Ins�tute St. Olaf College tourism creates are explored. Haynes of Religion offers important steps to move the prac�ce away from using mission for “This is a remarkably accessible translation and commentary of the storied book of Job personal edifica�on. that has intrigued numerous generations of “At last, a scholarly work that lays bare the readers. Blending solid scholarship with realitiesof the mission trip industry—both the insightful contemporary insights, this book is benefits and blemishes. Haynes leads us a must-have for anyone who is serious about toward a much-needed foundation of mature their faith or just wants to learn more about theology to undergird this third wave of the biblical notion of reward and punish- global missions. Excellent.” ment.” Robert Lupton Kirk Smith Author of Toxic Charity Episcopal Bishop of Arizona 28 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Reboot Your Greek Extraordinary Time Practical Theology for Church Diversity A Forty-Day New Testament Greek Refresher Spiritual Reflections from a Season with A Guide for Clergy and Congregations Cancer, Death, and Transition

Authored By: Darin H. Land Authored By: Laura Dunham Authored By: Ken J. Walden

Pages: 150 Pages: 144 Pages: 146 ISBN: 978-93-86549-45-7 ISBN: 978-93-86549-46-4 ISBN: 978-81-87712-45-9 Price: $ 20 Price: $ 20 Price: $ 20 Indian Price: INR 490.00 Indian Price: INR 470.00 Indian Price: INR 490.00 Reboot Your Greek: A Forty-Day New Extraordinary Time appeals to people Cross-racial pastoral ministry and Testament Greek Refresher rekindles the who have suffered serious illness or mul�cultural ministry are wonderfully reader’s love of reading the Greek New trauma�c loss and are seeking a hopeful complex endeavors. Prac�cal Theology Testament through a step-by-step approach to healing from trauma, pain, for Church Diversity suggests that they presenta�on of basic concepts in and grief. The author recounts her include a substan�al amount of easy-to-understand language. Designed harrowing one-year experience with conversa�on, prepara�on, and prayer if to be read in fi�een minutes per day for cancer and its a�ermath, the death of they are to be done faithfully. Sacred forty days (thirty minutes per day, her spouse, and a major life transi�on. spaces within Chris�an churches can coun�ng �me for Greek exercises), Extraordinary Time illustrates how a have a meaningful witness through Reboot Your Greek offers simple person faces significant life changes with diversity in their par�cular loca�ons. explana�ons of key topics necessary for courage and recovers through drawing This book skillfully informs, gently reading the Greek New Testament with on the wellsprings of faith, the love and support of community, and the full challenges, and respec�ully ques�ons enjoyment. Vocabulary is reintroduced some widespread components of church through exposure, not through resources of the Chris�an spiritual life along demographic lines. Most memoriza�on. The book also introduces tradi�on, including the mys�cs and importantly, it focuses on pragma�c helpful tools for maintaining a Communion of Saints. The great themes approaches to cross-cultural pastoral commitment to regular Greek reading. A of suffering, healing, death, and the ministry and mul�cultural ministry for glossary offers clear defini�ons of a�erlife are explored from a spiritual important terms, and appendices display teacher’s deeply formed angle of vision readers to u�lize. All persons of faith, through which a wide range of readers religious ins�tu�ons, professors, essen�al paradigms. seminarians, and others interested in will find encouragement, consola�on, “Reboot Your Greek is for me, and for all who church diversity on any level will find this and inspira�on for dealing with their own took NT Greek classes in college or seminary . book a valuable resource. . . and who, upon graduation, promptly forgot extraordinary �mes. "Professor Walden is a gifted theoreti- most of the Greek once learned. Through “In Extraordinary Time, Laura Dunham cian-practitioner. His theological analysis gentle nudging, simple explanations, and invokes a scriptural question: What sort of illuminates essential principles for effective touches of humor, Darin removes the barriers person ought we to be in leading lives of engagement in cross-racial and multicultural and provides a forty-day pathway to regain holiness and godliness? Dunham’s writing ministry. His guidebook explores a spectrum much of what was lost over time. I highly reveals her to be a person of uncommon ranging from prerequisite skills to advanced recommend this book!” humility and spiritual maturity. Yet the illness, knowledge for teaching the beginning G. Roger Schoenhals love, loss, and change on which she reflects seminarian, as well as resourcing experienced College Prof and Re�red Pastor ground Dunham’s insights in real life, making pastors who have limited exposure to this a meaningful book for anyone seeking “Darin Land shows us in this book that reboot- multicultural ministry. Walden forges a God in hard times. An extraordinary medita- ing knowledge of New Testament Greek need creative paradigm for ministry readiness in tion on faith, highly recommended.” not be daunting. . . . In forty ‘days’ of 45–60 the twenty-first century." Rachel M. Srubas minutes each, Land helps readers reclaim all Vergel L. La�more Athor, pastor, Benedic�ne oblate the hard work they did in Beginning Greek President, Hood Theological Seminary, Salisbury, long ago. This book will be of interest to NC anyone who learned Greek in the past but lost it through the vagaries of life and ministry.” Mitchel Modine Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary 29 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION The Story of Narrative Preaching Paul's Message and Ministry in The Role of Old Testament Theology Experience and Exposition: A Narrative Covenant Perspective in Old Testament Interpretation Selected Essays And Other Essays Authored By: Mike Graves Authored By: Scott J. Hafemann Authored By: Walter Brueggemann Edited By: K. C. Hanson Pages: 244 Pages: 228 Pages: 204 ISBN: 978-81-87712-47-3 ISBN: 978-81-87712-40-4 ISBN: 978-81-87712-48-0 Price: $ 29 Price: $ 28 Price: $ 25 Indian Price: INR 690.00 Indian Price: INR 690.00 Indian Price: INR 635.00 The Story of Narra�ve Preaching is the The essays presented here represent This collec�on of essays is drawn from a story of seven students who are enrolled over twenty-five years of thinking about series of previous collec�ons to which in Professor Freeman's preaching course. the theology and life of the Apostle Paul the author has contributed that were Once a new trend, narra�ve preaching is who, as a "slave of Jesus Christ" (Rom designed to honor senior scholars in the now older than most of them. As 1:1), was a "servant of the new discipline of Old Testament study. Each of Professor Freeman notes, two things covenant" with a "ministry of the Spirit" these essays reflects a dis�nct inten�on went wrong with narra�ve styles: over (2 Cor 3:6, 8). Taking the ques�ons raised depending on the nature of the original �me the church became biblically and by the history of scholarship since F. C. collec�on in which they appeared and theologically illiterate, and the promised Baur as their star�ng point, Hafemann's the scholar who was being honored. stress on experience didn't always exege�cal studies focus on how Paul's Taken together, however, this collec�on measure up to the weight of the gospel. self-understanding shaped his message, amounts to an ar�cula�on of Readers are invited to sit in on the class, the mo�va�ons of his ministry, and his Brueggemann's dis�nc�ve approach to to reflect on the exposi�onal nature of consequent call to suffer for the sake of theological interpreta�on of the Old preaching and to experience the stories his churches. Hafemann's work reveals Testament. Already in his major volume of some modern storytellers--Flannery that Paul's views of redemp�on, of his on Old Testament theology, O'Connor, Alice Walker, and others--to own redemp�ve mission, and of the life Brueggemann proposed a dynamism of see what they might teach us about of the redeemed derived from his tension, dispute, and contradic�on as the narra�ves of depth. In the end we eschatological convic�on that the text of ancient Israel sought to give voice discover what may be the most purpose of the new covenant reali�es to the mystery of God as a sustaining and important word in preaching. inaugurated by the Christ is to prepare disrup�ve agent in the life of the world. for their promised consumma�on when Over a long period of �me, this collec�on "Mike Graves, one of the most insightful and Christ returns to judge the world. reflects the author's growing clarity learned voices in the narrative world, begins about the task of Old Testament this book with the story of his own coming to "What an important contribution Scott consciousness as a narrative preacher, and Hafemann has made through these penetrat- theology. It further reflects on the nature then tells the story of teaching a preaching ing essays, working together to demonstrate of the biblical text and the way in which class in which the class members engage the cross-centered nature of Paul's life and the God who inhabits the text runs literature, story, and narrative preaching. . . . I proclamation of the gospel, demonstrating in beyond all of our a�empts to define and did not want to put it down. This volume will concrete terms the power of God reflected in explain. be a welcome resource in preaching classes, the weakness of the cross and in ministry clergy groups, and individual reading. You marked by such 'foolishness' and 'weakness.' "The present collection of essays by Walter don't even have to be a preacher to be drawn By making these essays more accessible to a Brueggemann, handily edited by K. C. Hanson, into the story." wider readership this volume makes its own is most welcome. All of the essays originally appeared in Festschriften, which means they Ronald J. Allen contribution to understanding this crucial aspect of Paul's message and ministry." are often hard to locate or track down. Professor of Preaching and Gospels and Le�ers, Readers will be very happy, as am I, to have Chris�an Theological Seminary, Indianapolis, IN Roy E. Ciampa them gathered together in one place, Nida Ins�tute for Biblical Scholarship, New York, NY especially since each essay, and the collection as a whole, is vintage Brueggemann." -Brent A. Strawn Professor of Old Testament, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA

30 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION John 3:16 Homiletical Theology The New Pentecostal Message? What's It All About? Preaching as Doing Theology An Introduction to the Prosperity Movement

Authored By: Murray J. Harris Edited By: David Schnasa Jacobsen Authored By: Lewis Brogdon

Pages: 54 Pages: 200 Pages: 130 ISBN: 978-81-87712-46-6 ISBN: 978-81-87712-43-5 ISBN: 978-81-87712-49-7 Price: $ 10 Price: $ 25 Price: $ 18 Indian Price: INR 250.00 Indian Price: INR 620.00 Indian Price: INR 450.00 What is the most famous and influen�al Karl Barth famously argued that all The prosperity movement has influenced sentence of all �me? Was it spoken or theology is sermon prepara�on. But millions of people in North America, Asia, wri�en in Mandarin or German or what if all sermon prepara�on is actually Europe, South America, and Africa English--or Greek? And who spoke or theology? This book pursues a through Pentecostal, Charisma�c and recorded this sentence? A case could be thoroughgoing theological vision for the nondenomina�onal preachers in some of made that twenty-five words found in prac�ce of preaching as a way of doing the largest churches in the world. CNN, the third chapter of the Gospel of John in theology. The idea is not just that ABC, and Time magazine have examined the New Testament of the Bible are homile�cs is the realm of theological the preachers and churches in this history's most celebrated and powerful applica�on. That would leave preaching popular and controversial movement. sentence. Wri�ng for laypersons and in the posi�on of simply implemen�ng a Scholars and church leaders have studied specialists alike, in this li�le book Murray theology already arrived at. Instead, the it for more than two decades, producing J. Harris, a specialist in Greek grammar, vision in these pages is of a form of dozens of books and ar�cles on it. analyzes John 3:16 with the sort of care theology that begins with preaching Considering the widespread popularity and precision that has marked his frui�ul itself: its prac�ce, its theories, and its of the prosperity movement and the career in New Testament scholarship. contexts. Homile�cal theology is thus a a�en�on it is given by its cri�cs, Brogdon asks, "Is prosperity preaching the new "John 3:16 is a key verse epitomizing the unique way of doing theology--even a message of John's Gospel about God's love construc�ve theological task in its own Pentecostal message?" In order to being demonstrated in the gift of his one and right. Homile�cian David Schnasa answer this ques�on, one has to examine only Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. Here is a Jacobsen has assembled several of the the prosperity movement as a wonderfully competent and penetrating leading lights of contemporary homile�cs Pentecostal movement instead of a Word analysis of this all-important verse and its to help to see its task ever more deeply of Faith movement that is a revised form invitation to all to believe and have eternal life as theological, yet in profoundly diverse of New Thought metaphysics and Science in Christ. Warmly recommended!" ways. Along the way, readers will not only of Mind. Brogdon provides an Andreas J. Kӧstenberger discover how homile�cians do theology introduc�on to the prosperity movement Founder of Biblical Founda�ons, Senior Research homile�cally, but will deepen the way in as a Pentecostal movement. He asks Professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology, Southeastern Bap�st Theological Seminary, Wake which they understand their own important ques�ons in the study of the Forest, North Carolina preaching as a theological task. prosperity movement, such as who popularized prosperity teaching, Oral "What a wonderful gem this little book is! "In this important book, an all-star cast of Murray Harris, renowned for his mastery of homileticians explores a bold claim: preaching Roberts or Ken Hagin? Do all Pentecostals the nuances of Greek grammar and exegesis, does not simply consume or use theology; agree with the prosperity doctrine? Is has produced an exposition of John 3:16 full of preaching does theology in its own provision- prosperity teaching good news to the illuminating insights. Here is a model of al, conversational mode. From diverse poor? Has prosperity replaced the edifying scholarship in the service of Christ perspectives, the authors examine the emphasis on the Holy Spirit? The answers and the church. Reading this book leaves one constructive, practical, and methodological may surprise you. longing for more. We may hope that Harris aspects of a homiletical theology. Along the will do the same for other key New Testament way, they invite us to new perspectives on the "This valiant and sympathetic overview of the texts." nature of both theology and preaching." Pentecostal prosperity movement will be of interest to anyone with a concern for how the Charles L. Campbell Donald A. Hagner gospel is preached to the poor." George Eldon Ladd Professor Emeritus of New Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC Testament, Fuller Theological Seminary, California Cheryl Sanders Professor of Chris�an Ethics, Howard University

31 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Practicing Ministry in the Presence of God The Radical Disciple Ephesians Theological Reflections on Ministry and the Christian LifeThree Pamphlets Inspired by Koinonia Partners A Theological Commentary for Preachers

Authored By: John Jefferson Davis Authored By: Bill Lane Doulos Authored By: Abraham Kuruvilla

Pages: 328 Pages: 90 Pages: 266 ISBN: 978-81-87712-51-0 ISBN: 978-81-87712-52-7 ISBN: 978-81-87712-53-4 Price: $ 38 Price: $ 15 Price: $ 32 Indian Price: INR 955.00 Indian Price: INR 345.00 Indian Price: INR 600.00 Prac�cing Ministry in the Presence of The Radical Disciple invites the followers Ephesians: A Theological Commentary God presents a new paradigm for church of Christ to take seriously the scriptural for Preachers engages hermeneu�cs for ministry--one that is based on mandate to love God and neighbor. The preaching, employing theological fundamental truths of the Chris�an faith cost of contemporary discipleship is just exegesis that enables the preacher to such as the Trinity, union with Christ, and as high now as it was in the early days of u�lize all the units of the Le�er to cra� the "already" presence of the Holy Spirit the Chris�an church. But the sharp edge effec�ve sermons. in the church. This new paradigm can of the gospel mandate has been watered This commentary unpacks the crucial link help busy pastors avoid "burnout" in the down. The hard passages of the Bible have been ignored by a church that has between Scripture and applica�on: the ministry and model Trinitarian, New theology of each preaching text, that is, become too comfortable with the Testament pa�erns of ministry to their what the author is doing with what he is people. Prac�cing Ministry in the economic and poli�cal status quo saying. Ephesians is divided into twelve Presence of God reflects the best of "I strongly recommend The Radical Disciple to preaching units and the theological focus recent New Testament scholarship, every person who senses how terribly addict- of each is delineated. The overall sensi�vity to the contexts of globalized ed to greed and violence our society and the theological trajectory or theme of the postmodern cultures dominated by rest of the world is becoming, and yet refuses book deals with God's consumma�on of digital media, and prac�cal applica�ons to give up hope! This book is especially all things in the cosmos in Christ, and the important to all who recognize that Jesus for Chris�an life, discipleship, worship, role of the church in this grand and and mission. confronted just such a world and that he taught and demonstrated exactly how we glorious divine opera�on. This theme is "Davis is one of the most important and should respond to it. Bill Doulos writes progressively developed in Ephesians, in influential theologians in today's evangelical eloquently and with passion about such things each of the twelve passages. The specific world . . . This book is an excellent example of precisely because he himself has been putting theological thrust of each unit is his profound insights into the practice of those teachings into practice in dramatic, captured in this commentary, making ministry and provides us with inspirational concrete ways for many years." correctives to the prevalent ways of doing possible a sequen�al homile�cal Don Mosley ministry. Practicing Ministry in the Presence of movement through each pericope of Jubilee Partners, Comer, GA God is filled with invigorating lessons for Ephesians. integrative ministry . . . This is a must-read for "In writing about faith, culture, justice, and While the primary goal of the power, Bill Doulos draws us to see ourselves every Christian minister." commentary is to take the preacher from and our neighbors differently. Jesus is among Sung Wook Chung text to theology, it also provides two Professor of Chris�an Theology, Denver Seminary us, and he is in the midst of the silenced and often messy neighborhoods that are frequent- sermon outlines for each of the twelve "Davis has set the table with a rich feast of ly marginalized by society's habits and the preaching units of Ephesians. The unique theological expertise combined with genuine fears and addictions that too often accompa- approach of this work results in a application to ministry. This set of essays will ny despair. Doulos believes we are invited to theology-for-preaching commentary that challenge, delight, and convict the reader. follow Jesus, and even though these essays promises to be useful for anyone Settle in to a great theological meal here." were written in the 1970s they are clear and teaching through Ephesians with an compelling today." Jim Singleton emphasis on applica�on. Associate Professor of Pastoral Leadership and Mark Lau Branson Evangelism, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Homer Goddard Professor of the Laity, Fuller Theological Seminary; coauthor (with Juan Mar�nez) of Churches, Cultures and Leadership.

32 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Dimensions of Faith Roots of Transformation Proverbs and the Formation of Character Understanding Faith through the Lens of Negotiating the Dynamics of Growth Science and Religion

Authored By: Steve Donaldson Authored By: Robin Stockitt Authored By: Dave L. Bland

Pages: 300 Pages: 134 Pages: 202 ISBN: 978-81-87712-54-1 ISBN: 978-81-87712-55-8 ISBN: 978-81-87712-56-5 Price: $ 36 Price: $ 18 Price: $ 25 Indian Price: INR900.00 Indian Price: INR 450.00 Indian Price: INR 630.00 In Dimensions of Faith, cogni�ve scien�st The call towards transforma�on lies at This book seeks to press the wisdom of Steve Donaldson takes readers on a the heart of the Chris�an message. It is a Proverbs into ac�ve duty in the trenches journey from the world of assump�ons, call to create something beau�ful that of everyday life and put the principles of set minds, widely varying beliefs, and bears all the hallmarks of the kingdom of character forma�on in working clothes. popular misconcep�ons to an heaven. The journey towards The wisdom Proverbs describes is not understanding of the true essence and transforma�on however is a demanding designed to master life's challenges but role of faith as the natural and inevitable one, requiring us to engage in a process to learn to manage them and adapt. In product of brains. Using numerous of nego�a�on with a number of key learning to adapt, individuals grow and illustra�ons and examples, Donaldson issues. These issues cluster around the mature spiritually. Relying on solid shows how faith is necessitated by a themes of Narra�ve, Permission, biblical scholarship, this book brings to variety of unavoidable limita�ons, Discomfort, Culture, Language, Other, the fore the neglected sentence exposes the myth of a divide between and Silence. This book explores these literature in Proverbs 10-29 and the vital faith and cri�cal thinking, provides themes in the company of brave resources they contribute to the process prac�cal advice for cra�ing coherent individuals who have shared their own of character forma�on. Contrary to beliefs, and explains why there can never stories as well as some significant popular opinion, the book of Proverbs, be such a place as "Factland." Along the thinkers who have already le� their mark even though addressed to youth, is not a way he takes a special look at religious on our world. book solely for the young, but for those faith--evalua�ng its a�ributes, exploring "Using sources as diverse as Augustine's and of all ages who desire to con�nue to grow its rela�on to other manifesta�ons of Ricouer's narrative theology, Wittgenstein personally and in their rela�onship with faith, inves�ga�ng whether God has and C. S. Lewis, Stockitt illuminates Scripture others and God. The wise in the book of done his job well enough to warrant the and Christian lives, from ancient times to the Proverbs employ a plethora of resources faith placed in him, and pondering how present. This accessible and engaging volume to help train up young and old alike to truth seekers can some�mes end up in will be useful for pastors, preachers, and their grow into the character of God. Among very different places. congregations, as well as for others offering others, these resources include the value spiritual instruction to individuals and of interac�ng with others, a healthy "There are as many definitions of 'faith' as groups." there are people using the word. Whichever understanding of conflict, an appropriate Ellen F. Davis meaning you use, Dimensions of Faith will perspec�ve on wealth, a new Amos Ragan Kearns Dis�nguished Professor, of challenge and then deepen your faith as Bible and Prac�cal Theology, The Divinity School, apprecia�on for and reliance on the role Donaldson lucidly demonstrates the congru- Duke University of the neglected proverb in the ence of faith and logical thought. This is the educa�on process, and the vital role of "This book addresses a problem at the heart work of a thoughtful scholar who is both a family and the faith community. Christian and a scientist." of pastoral ministry: the dynamics of personal transformation. Interposing the stories of Ul�mately the whole process of Wilton Bunch people who have exhibited significant character forma�on is founded upon Professor of Philosophy, Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama transformation with perceptive theological, one's rela�onship with God and the fear psychological, and philosophical analysis, of the Lord. Stockitt teases out how people are enabled to respond to God's call for their lives. I encour- age everyone who works with people in a Christian context to read it." The Right Reverend Dr. Robert Innes The Bishop of Gibraltar in Europe 33 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Lord, Teach Us to Pray Integrative Approaches to Psychology God? Very Probably One Hundred Daily Reflections on and Christianity, Third Edition Five Rational Ways to Think about the Jesus' Life of Prayer An Introduction to Worldview Issues, Philosophical Question of a God Foundations, and Models of Integration Authored By: David G. R. Keller Authored By: Robert H. Nelson Authored By: David N. Entwistle Pages: 276 Pages: 384 Pages: 322 ISBN: 978-81-87712-57-2 ISBN: 978-81-87712-58-9 ISBN: 978-81-87712-59-6 Price: $ 33 Price: $ 44 Price: $ 38 Indian Price: INR 820.00 Indian Price: INR 1100.00 Indian Price: INR 935.00 Although Jesus of Nazareth was a devout Professor David Entwistle's Integra�ve In recent years, a number of works have first-century Jew, in the twenty-first Approaches to Psychology and appeared with important implica�ons for century he is o�en lost in the thickets of Chris�anity is now available in a fully the age-old ques�on of the existence of a Chris�an theology, reflec�on on the revised 3rd edi�on. Changes and god. These wri�ngs, many of which are wisdom of his words, and the busyness of addi�ons have made throughout this not by theologians, strengthen the church life. But Jesus is more than words unique volume, including: ra�onal case for the existence of a god, about Jesus. What can we know about * 42 addi�onal pages even as this god may not be exactly the Jesus the Jew? What filled his daily life? * expanded list of models discussed Chris�an God of history. This book brings Why did people come to him in great * more ques�ons for discussions, and together for the first �me such recent numbers? At a �me in the church's life * an updated bibliography. diverse contribu�ons from fields such as physics, the philosophy of human when "spiritual forma�on" has become a As disciplines, psychology and theology priority, it is rare to hear someone ask, share an overlapping interest in the consciousness, evolu�onary biology, "What was Jesus' spiritual forma�on like mathema�cs, the history of religion, and nature and func�oning of human beings. and how did it influence his life?" What theology. Based on such new materials as This book provides an introduc�on to can we learn from Jesus' life about many of the worldview issues and well as older ones from the twen�eth spiritual forma�on, prayer, and our century, it develops five ra�onal involvement in the needs of the world philosophical founda�ons that frame the arguments that point strongly to the rela�onship of psychology and theology, today? Using one hundred daily (very probable) existence of a god. They includes scholarly reflec�on on the reflec�ons, Lord, Teach Us to Pray enables do not make use of the scien�fic method, integra�on literature, and surveys five readers to experience Jesus' prayer from which is inapplicable to the ques�on of a paradigms of possible rela�onships the point of view of his Jewish life of god. Rather, they are in an older tradi�on between psychology and Chris�anity. prayer. Reflec�ons explore Jesus' periods of ra�onal argument da�ng back at least The book is designed to help readers of quiet in�macy with his Abba, his to the ancient Greeks. For those who are commitment to Sabbath worship in become aware of the presupposi�onal backdrops that each of us brings to these already believers, the book will offer synagogues, his par�cipa�on in the great issues, and to understand various addi�onal ra�onal reasons that may Jewish feasts at the Jerusalem temple, strengthen their belief. Those who do not and the ways in which his life of prayer approaches for rela�ng psychology and believe in the existence of a god at Chris�anity as partly based on became the womb of his compassionate present will encounter new ra�onal engagement with the poor, the ill, presupposi�onal assump�ons. Ques�ons arguments that may cause them to at the end of each chapter are included sinners, and the "unclean" in his society. to help readers evaluate both the reconsider their opinion. "This charming book is a well of spirituality. material and their own burgeoning "In God? Very Probably, Nelson makes the Keller . . . calls us back to the truth that Jesus approach to integra�on. This book is most compelling, challenging, comprehen- had no degree, wrote no book, yet spoke ideal as a textbook for students of sive, and consequential analysis of how and heart to heart about God in a way that the psychology and other behavioral and why the advocates of the 'new atheism' have disciples' hearts 'burned within them.' These social sciences (social work, sociology, built their cases on unscientific grounds." one hundred scintillating meditations offer us theology, counseling, pastoral Max L. Stackhouse Jesus the teacher on prayer: the church's first Rimmer and Ruth de Vries Professor of Reformed and last master of the ways of the Spirit." counseling) at both the graduate and Theology and Public Life Emeritus, Princeton Archpriest John A. McGuckin undergraduate level. It is also wri�en for Theological Seminary Professor of Byzan�ne Chris�anity, Columbia the broader readership of psychologists, University counselors, pastors, and others who are 34 interested in integra�on. INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Does God Have a Strategy? The Sabbath Experiment Vital Truth A Dialogue Spiritual Formation for Living in a The Convictions of the Christian Community Non-Stop World

Authored By: Phillip Cary, Authored By: Robert A. Muthiah Authored By: Nigel G. Wright Jean-Francois Phelizon Pages: 180 Pages: 118 Pages: 270 ISBN: 978-81-87712-60-2 ISBN: 978-81-87712-61-9 ISBN: 978-81-87712-62-6 Price: $ 23 Price: $ 15 Price: $ 32 Indian Price: INR 575.00 Indian Price: INR 420.00 Indian Price: INR 800.00 A philosopher and a business leader have Are you are a busy Chris�an trying to In this book Nigel Wright brings together a friendly debate about whether it makes navigate the demands and values of a the two concerns that have defined his sense to speak of God having a strategy culture moving at hyper speed? Then this ministry: the forma�on of healthy for the human race. What might a divine book is for you. This is a book for those congrega�onal life on the one side, and strategy look like, in light of the biblical who long for something more . . . or the considered ar�cula�on of Chris�an portrait of God and the historical record something less. Sabbath spirituality convic�ons on the other. In the belief of religions that claim to carry out God's a�ends to that longing. that these two concerns are in�mately strategy? With so much violence in our related, he sets out the range of Chris�an Throughout this book you will be invited religious history, can there be a divine convic�ons in a way intended to be to ponder and embrace specific weekly strategy of peace rather than war--where accessible to church members who wish choices in rela�on to a rich our religions do not strategize to defeat to clarify and deepen their their enemies but to bless them? In other understanding of Sabbath. From these choices emerges a Sabbath spirituality understanding. The book is rooted in the words, could God have a strategy that that comes to wonderfully color the belief that the resurrec�on of Christ is overcomes rather than con�nues the the central reality out of which all other other six days of the week as well. legacy of Cain and Abel? If so, to what Chris�an convic�ons emerge. Beginning future might it point us? "The Sabbath Experiment invites readers to at this point and in the belief that Christ is discover the place Sabbath can have in present in the community of believers, "This provocative book, fully available in contemporary culture. Claiming English here for the first time, regards God as the book then explores Chris�an Sabbath-keeping is both a discipline and a convic�ons about God, Christology, a grand strategist who seeks to defeat those gift, Muthiah opens up this countercultural antagonistic to his scheme for human well-be- practice biblically, historically, theoretically, crea�on, salva�on, elec�on, evil, ing, that his goal for the blessing of creation and personally. Each chapter elegantly articu- eschatology, and witness to the world. might succeed. The format of the book itself lates one aspect of the practice while offering "Nigel has a real gift for exploring profound illustrates the challenge that God faces in the opportunity to slow down and reflect on theological truth in a very readable way. I dealing with recalcitrant antagonists who one's life. This book is accessible, well-written, have found that his books inspire, challenge, resent God's way for them. It is an exchange practical, and a gift to the church." and develop my thinking and practice as a of letter between two interlocutors who want Terri Elton Christian leader, and so I am delighted to to forge a strategy for remaining friends Associate Professor of Leadership, Luther commend this latest book to you." although disagreeing on first principles. And Seminary; Secretary/Treasurer, Academy of Lynn Green so the message plays out on two levels. Their Religious Leadership, Journal of Religious General Secretary, Bap�st Union of Great Britain strategy for getting antagonists to converse Leadership civilly is to join together to uncover God's odd "In a day when many Christians have a hazy "Muthiah lures us into experiments, Bible strategy for leading resistant people to grasp of their faith, Nigel Wright's Vital Truth narratives, personal reflections, and church blessing against their own inclinations." comes as a timely corrective. Written with conversations so that we can be disciplined Ellen T. Charry commendable clarity, it succinctly and into freedom and freed into new capacities for Princeton Theological Seminary accessibly explores the core convictions of contentment, generosity, and love." Christianity. It is persuasive, winsome, and Mark Lau Branson readable. Chapters are short enough to be Homer Goddard Professor of Ministry of the Laity at savored and provide excellent material for Fuller Theological Seminary; author of Memories, small group study. Definitely a book to get Hopes and Conversa�ons and (with Juan Mar�nez) Churches, Cultures and Leadership hold of." Brian Harris Principal, Vose Seminary, Perth, Australia 35 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION The Gospel of John The Resounding Soul Finding Meaning in an Uncertain World, Worship for Divine Life Eternal Reflections on the Metaphysics and Vivacity Second Edition of the Human Person With an Adult Ministry Study Guide Authored By: John Paul Heil Authored By: Eric Austin Lee, Authored By: LeRoy H. Aden Samuel Kimbriel Pages: 204 Pages: 424 Pages: 134 ISBN: 978-81-87712-63-3 ISBN: 978-81-87712-64-0 ISBN: 978-81-87712-65-7 Price: $ 25 Price: $ 49 Price: $ 16 Indian Price: INR 635.00 Indian Price: INR 1200.00 Indian Price: INR 460.00 The Gospel of John has been examined It is surely not coincidental that the term All of us have a desire to live, not in the from many different perspec�ves, but a "soul" should mean not only the center simple sense of merely surviving, but in comprehensive treatment of the theme of a creature's life and consciousness, but the more profound sense of living with of worship in this Gospel has not yet also a thing or ac�on characterized by purpose and meaning. But we are not appeared. John Paul Heil offers a intense vivacity ("that bike's got soul!"). born into a ready-made world filled with contribu�on toward a remedy of this It also seems far from coincidental that meaning. We must find and live the deficiency by analyzing the en�re Gospel the same contemporary academic meaning that is ours in the life we have of John from the perspec�ve of its discussions that have largely cast aside been given. Using personal stories and various dimensions of worship. The aim the language of "soul" in their quest to clinical cases, this book deals with the is to illustrate that three different but define the character of human mental life human and the spiritual side of our complementary dimensions of should themselves be so--how to say search for meaning, and it seeks to help worship--confessional, sacramental, and it?--bloodless, so lacking in soul. This us move toward a more fulfilled life. volume arises from the opposite ethical--dominate this Gospel. Indeed, "Aden's new volume epitomizes a crucial facet these different types of worship premise, namely that the task of of human experience throughout the life represent the ways one expresses and understanding human nature is bound cycle: our quest for meaning. . . . Our ultimate demonstrates the faith that includes up with and in important respects sense of meaning is derived from our trust in having divine life eternal, which is the dependent upon the more cri�cal task of God's compassion for us, most graphically stated purpose for wri�ng the signs Jesus learning to be fully human, of learning to epitomized in Christ. Aden's classic style as did in this Gospel--"that you may believe have soul. The papers collected here are pastoral theologian and psychologist that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, derived from a conference in Oxford pervades his prose and reminds us of his and that, believing, you may have life in previous work on the pain and benefits of sponsored by the Centre of Theology and - Philosophy and together explore the good grief. This book is for the devoted layper his name" (John 20:31). son, who will find it inviting and instructive." "This engaging and very accessible work o�en surprising landscape that emerges when human consciousness is J. Harold Ellens draws the reader deeply into the Gospel of University of Michigan John through the trajectory of the hitherto approached from this angle. Drawing neglected motif of worship. Carefully upon literary, philosophical, theological, "An introduction tying together Ecclesiastes, distinguishing three dimensions of worship historical, and musical modes of analysis, Viktor Frankl, and Harry Chapin assures you - (the confessional, the sacramental, and the the essays of this volume vividly remind are in for no trite treatise about aging, suffer ing, and death. With courage and humility, ethical) John Paul Heil convincingly shows the the reader of the power of the ancient motif to be so pervasive in the gospel as to Aden addresses the essential struggle to find language of soul over against - render the entire document an invitation to a meaning and purpose in a world that dismiss contemporary impulses to reduce, - life-giving worship of God in, with, and es the suffering and aged as either insignifi fragment, and overly determine human - through Jesus." cant or terrifying. Drawing on popular theolo sel�ood. gy but always relating back to Scripture, he Brendan Byrne points to truth: we must live fully even in the Emeritus Professor of New Testament, University of dark valley." Divinity, Melbourne Dolores Puterbaugh Troy University

36 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Setting the Captives Free Religious Identity and Cultural Negotiation Nourishing Seeds of Faith The Bible and Human Trafficking Toward a Theology of Christian Identity in Migration 26 Children's Sermons

Authored By: Marion L. S. Carson Authored By: Jenny McGill Authored By: Virginia H. Loewen

Pages: 122 Pages: 286 Pages: 96 ISBN: 978-81-87712-66-4 ISBN: 978-81-87712-67-1 ISBN: 978-81-87712-68-8 Price: $ 17 Price: $34 Price: $ 15 Indian Price: INR 430.00 Indian Price: INR 845.00 Indian Price: INR 360.00 In this book Carson sets out to answer Given increasing global migra�on and the Nourishing Seeds of Faith is an the ques�on, what does the Bible say importance of posi�ve cross-cultural interdenomina�onal collec�on of about human trafficking? Aimed at rela�ons across na�onal borders, this mini-sermons that teach four- to Chris�an an�-trafficking ac�vists and book offers an interdisciplinary and eight-year-olds in worship services about church groups, the book offers an intercultural explora�on of iden�ty God and how God wants them to live. overview of the biblical material on forma�on. It uniquely draws from Fun ac�vi�es and simple language that slavery and the sex trade. Acknowledging theology, psychology, and children understand show pastors, laity, that there is a difference between the sociology--engaging narra�ve and and home-schoolers ways to a�ract biblical worldview and most Chris�ans iden�ty theories, migra�on and iden�ty children and hold their a�en�on. today with regard to slavery, it suggests studies, and the theologies of iden�ty Beginning with Advent, the messages that we can learn much from the and migra�on--and builds on them in an follow the birth, life, death, and Aboli�onists of the eighteenth and unprecedented study of interna�onal resurrec�on of Jesus. Interspersed nineteenth centuries. Following their migrants to construct an ini�al theology throughout the book are topics example, it reads the biblical text through of Chris�an iden�ty in migra�on. New appropriate for seasonal and secular the lens of the law of love. Each chapter sociological research describes the social holidays as well. Each five- to ten-minute provides study ques�ons and is construc�on of religious, ethnic, and sermon includes its theme, Scripture illustrated throughout. na�onal iden��es among non-North reference, prepara�on �ps, and a prayer. American evangelical graduates who "If you are a Christian and engaged in the "Stretching Further" presents ideas for issues of human trafficking and prostitution, entered the United States to pursue extending the teaching and involvement this is a book you will want to read. Marion advanced academic studies from 1983 to of the listeners. Carson is thorough in her theological 2013. It provides an intercultural account "Virginia Loewen has opened the world of reflection to expose attitudes that contribute of Chris�an iden�ty forma�on in the God's love to children in remarkable tender to the suffering of those enslaved, and to context of migra�on, transna�onalism, stories of faith and truth, all coupled with life leading us through the biblical lens to a hatred and globaliza�on. It ul�mately argues lessons that are timeless. Parents and congre- of injustice and exploitation. It is a powerful that an integral component of Chris�an gations alike will find these stories, Bible read." iden�ty-making involves the concept of passages, and prayers to be formative and Nancy Murphy migra�on, of movement, toward a supportive for years to come." Execu�ve Director, Therapist, Educator, Northwest transforma�on. G. Edwin Zeiders Family Life Learning & Counseling Principal and Senior Consultant, Dimensions4 "If believers want to eliminate modern-day "Religious Identity and Cultural Negotiation is Coaching and Consul�ng Services; Re�red United slavery, they should begin by reading this an invitation to a practical theology of Methodist Pastor book. No other book so thoroughly examines Christian identity in the context of global migration and higher education--a compelling "I am decades past childhood, yet these the Biblical texts dealing with human traffick- lessons enthrall me. By using Loewen's book, ing and prostitution. It is the result of years of synthesis of theological reflection and social science." any motivated adult can tap into her expertise rigorous theological research--and ministry in engaging children with biblical truth and with victims. It challenges Jesus-followers to Roman R. Williams helping them retain it." look at an ugly issue through God's eyes--and Assistant Professor of Sociology, Calvin College Laurel West then never see someone in prostitution the Journalist, Author, and Editor same way again." Lauran Bethell Interna�onal Consultant, Issues of Human Traffick- ing/Pros�tu�on, Interna�onal Ministries ABC/USA, Founder, Interna�onal Chris�an Alliance on 37 Pros�tu�on (ICAP) INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Spirit Freedom and Power Comparative Characterization in the Christianity and the Culture Machine Changes in Pentecostal Spirituality Sermon on the Mount Media and Theology in the Age of Late Secularism Characterization of the Ideal Disciple Authored By: Angelo Ulisse Cettolin Authored By: Arren Bennet Lawrence Authored By: Vincent F. Rocchio

Pages: 150 Pages: 284 Pages: 328 ISBN: 978-81-87712-69-5 ISBN: 978-93-86549-08-2 ISBN: 978-81-87712-82-4 Price: $ 20 Price: $ 34 Price: $ 38 Indian Price: INR 495.00 Indian Price: INR 840.00 Indian Price: INR 955.00 The Pentecostal movement emerged at The Sermon on the Mount contains many Chris�anity and the Culture Machine is a the turn of the twen�eth century comparisons. In this book, the func�ons precedent-sha�ering approach to emphasizing the need for Chris�ans to of these comparisons are studied by the combining theories of media and culture have a powerful experience of the Holy methodology called compara�ve with theology. In this intensive examina- Spirit. It advocated the return to a characteriza�on. Characteriza�on is the �on of Chris�anity's role in the cultural pris�ne early Spirituality in which way a character is characterized in a marketplace, the author argues that empowerment by the Spirit was narra�ve. Compara�ve characteriza�on Chris�anity's inability to effec�vely essen�al. Recently Pentecostal and is the characteriza�on of a character contest the ideology of secular human- Charisma�c movements are playing using comparisons. In compara�ve ism is not a theological shortcoming, but down the classic expressions and moving characteriza�on, another character is rather a communica�ons problem: the towards more mainline approaches. As used as a foil to bring out a characteris�c ins�tu�onal church is too wedded to an church movements develop they become trait of a concerned character. Jesus outmoded aesthe�c of Chris�anity to more structured, less spontaneous and characterized the ideal disciple in the communicate effec�vely. Privileging more rou�ne. But is this always Sermon on the Mount with many authority and obedience over the inevitable? The author explores a descrip�ons and impera�ves. To egalitarian and transforma�ve goal of contemporary Pentecostal movement to characterize the ideal disciple Jesus used Chris�anity, the church fails to recognize discover whether a radical spirituality s�ll many comparisons and highlighted the how it undermines the vitality of the can effec�vely interface with a complex characteris�c features that embody the Chris�an narra�ve and message. In the twenty-first century world. This insigh�ul ideal disciple. absence of a more compelling vision research finds a Pentecostal spirituality "Bennet Arren Lawrence uses literary, offered by the official church, a new that is flexible, adap�ve and innova�ve narrative, and comparative characterization aesthe�c can be found forming within and despite humble origins now is methods at their best in his analysis of the the margins of popular culture texts. making inroads into the middle class. Sermon on the Mount. After establishing a Despite its past failures in represen�ng While tensions over charisma�c freedom deeper knowledge about the teaching of the Bible in mainstream film and televi- remain, the developing organiza�onal Jesus, he endeavors to foreground the ideal sion, the culture industry now offers structure is facilita�ng significant growth. disciple embedded within the narrative more compelling versions of core Chris- Valuable lessons for Chris�ans of all framework of the text. The author explores �an theology without even realizing persuasions are found and some crea�ve some of the noteworthy narrative aspects it--within the margins of the main theological developments are suggested such as imperatival characterization, showing and telling techniques, rhetorical underpin- storylines. This book analyzes the for church structure and for expanding nings, and thesis and antithesis contrast. I aesthe�c principles employed by these tradi�onal understandings of "bap�sm in highly recommend this book." appropria�ons and ar�cula�ons of Chris- the Holy Spirit." Johnson Thomasku�y �an discourse as a means of theorizing Associate Professor of New Testament, Union what a new aesthe�c of Chris�anity Biblical Seminary, Pune, India might look like.

38 INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION Praying the Psalms Christian Morality Torah of Sin and Grace, Second Edition An Interdisciplinary Framework for Thinking How the Hebrew Prophets Understood the Torah about Contemporary Moral Issues

Authored By: Daniel Bourguet Edited By: Geoffrey W. Sutton, Authored By: Michael Tupek Brandon Schmidly Pages: 104 Pages: 200 Pages: 146 ISBN: 978-81-87712-73-2 ISBN: 978-81-87712-81-7 ISBN: 978-81-87712-76-3 Price: $ 16 Price: $ 25 Price: $ 20 Indian Price: INR 380.00 Indian Price: INR 625.00 Indian Price: INR 490.00 The author, Daniel Bourguet, addresses Should society care about Chris�an The role of the Torah is poorly readers as a friend on a poten�ally morality? Are Chris�ans out of touch understood within the religious difficult pathway along which we need to with complex moral decision-making? communi�es of both Judaism and proceed one step at a �me. We have to This book provides readers with a Chris�anity, but with varying causes. Its know exactly where we are since it is framework for iden�fying and applying use in biblical salva�on history is much easy to lose our way, but we discover and Chris�an moral principles to divisive more than the founda�onal text for are led through 150 doorways into a issues. First, readers learn of the Israelite existence, covenant, and marvelous edifice. This is no scholarly theological and philosophical s�pula�on. "Torah" is the Hebrew word discussion of prayer but a steady founda�ons of Chris�an ethics. Two for instruc�on, not law, and this sacred progress towards prayer from a pure addi�onal chapters explain how personal document contains, not only the heart. and social factors influence our capacity well-known Abrahamic covenant of grace, but two core lessons: the serious "In this era of a trillion sound bites, we who to think cri�cally and Chris�anly about pray are often lost for words--or we worry morality. Second, readers will learn about nature of sin and the fearful necessity of (rightly) that praying has shrunk to vacuous forming Chris�an moral judgments by transforming grace. chats. It's a truism that the Psalms are a seeing how different thinkers address six Torah of Sin and Grace provides a fresh, prayer treasury--now, Bourguet expertly contemporary moral issues: abor�on, honest, and careful examina�on of both makes way for the Father, Son, and Spirit to same-sex rela�onships, equal treatment the Torah and the relevant prophe�c take us through the Psalms (including of men and women in the workplace, sex por�ons of the later Hebrew Bible, which Christ-informed lament and ire) into the educa�on, and racial bias in incarcera�on will reveal the fact that the biblical 'amazed communion' of prayer-as-encounter. polices. Truly helpful!" writers themselves had a larger understanding of the role of the Torah, Brad Jersak "As a rhetorician, I repeat often to students Westminster Theological Centre (UK); Author of that 'how we talk about things matters.' What and that this understanding always Can You Hear Me? Tuning in to the God Who Speaks Sutton and Schmidly have provided in this text incorporated the recogni�on of the failed is an admonition to readers that how we think Israelite covenant, resul�ng in the core "This is a wonderful little book which will lead about things matters. Drawing from both the us gently to enter into the most secret parts of lessons concerning the sinfulness of man philosophical and psychological study of and the supernatural grace that rescues our being where God resides. The book is morality, the editors and contributors him. Much of the book discusses the important for those who are searching for this challenge the reader to consider how we think unfolding of this glorious rescuing grace meeting, for this meeting with God who is in about morality, but also how to apply a moral us already." framework to the issues and situations that for both Jew and Gen�le, including the Jean Vanier we encounter in our homes, churches, and "new things" revealed by the prophets Founder of L'Arche; Cofounder of Faith and Light; society. How we talk about these issues and such as the new covenant, the Suffering 2015 Templeton Prize winner moments matters, but if we are to speak in a Servant, the ingathering of the Gen�les, way that allows us to demonstrate real and the future of Israel and their land. influence we must first consider the thought with which we engage to formulate our response. This is a book that is both meaning- ful and accessible to the scholar, pastor, and lay person alike and a must-read for anyone who seeks to speak into the world as a voice of redemption." Joy E. A. Qualls Chair, Department of Communica�on Studies, Biola 39 University INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION A History and Critique of Jesus, the Prophets, and the End of the World Through New Eyes Methodological Naturalism An Introduction to Biblical Eschatology Developing a Biblical View of the World The Philosophical Case for God's Design of Nature Authored By: Joseph B. Onyango Okello Authored By: Trevor Bucknell Authored By: James B. Jordan

Pages: 246 Pages: 226 Pages: 360 ISBN: 978-81-87712-74-9 ISBN: 978-81-87712-70-1 ISBN: 978-93-86549-19-8 Price: $ 30 Price: $ 27 Price: $ 36 Indian Price: INR 745.00 Indian Price: INR 690.00 Indian Price: INR 1040.00 Methodological naturalism is the thesis The Old Testament prophets and their Idolatry. It's been a problem with man for that only natural features can be factored wri�ngs were hugely instrumental in the a long �me. And, as witnessed by the first into any legi�mate explana�on. Moreover, forma�on of the second temple two commandments delivered to Moses the thesis contends, any a�empt to eschatology, so an apprecia�on of the on Sinai, God is serious about explain natural phenomena by appealing Old Testament prophe�c literature confron�ng it. to supernatural features is unscien�fic greatly helps us in understanding the life According to Dr. Herbert Schlossberg in and, therefore, illegi�mate. This book and ministry of Jesus and the ra�onale of his bestselling book, IDOLS FOR argues that nothing inherently problema�c the early church. Israel's story of divine DESTRUCTION, all idols fall into two afflicts possible appeals to supernatural elec�on lay at the core of their iden�ty as general categories: Idols of nature and agency in the a�empt to explain select a na�on and people, constantly Idols of history. Picking up where Dr. phenomena in nature. Reputable reinforced in the religious prac�ces and Schlossberg leaves off, James Jordan philosophers of the ancient and medieval rituals that made up their lives. That believes that since idolatry stands periods, as well as prominent scien�sts story, by the �me of Jesus, was heavily between God and His people, Chris�ans of the early modern era, invoked influenced by the eschatological must have a Biblical view of nature, and a supernatural agency in their a�empts to expecta�ons created by the prophets. Biblical view of history. understand nature. For them, miraculous The people of Israel expected, looked for, THROUGH NEW EYES demonstrates that interven�ons in nature by a supernatural and waited for God's interven�on in their nature was designed and created as a agent were not unreasonable. However, history and in their lives once again as he the revela�on of God. Only if we allow nature super-naturalis�c worldview has had intervened in the past. to point us to the Creator can we avoid been replaced by methodological The eschatological message of the idolatry. Jordan discusses the design of naturalism. The assump�ons of two prophets focused on two themes, the the world as a whole - as well as rocks, pivotal figures--David Hume and Charles kingdom of God and the day of the Lord. stars, plants, animals, and humanity - Darwin--brought about this change. This The first theme largely found its book shows that this change was demonstra�ng how it shows forth the fulfillment in the coming of Jesus and the nature of the Creator. mo�vated by unscien�fic means. Hence, birth of the church, though it awaits his History is also designed and managed by the change itself remains inconsistent return for its culmina�on. The book of God. Jordan discusses the Biblical view of with the assump�ons of methodological Revela�on presents an unfolding of the naturalism. history, exhibi�ng that God superintends second theme, the day of the Lord. This history so that events of the past shed forms the common theme in the "Dr. Joseph Okello's presentation on the light on events of the future. "Only with history and critique of naturalism reflects the prophets of God's final and culmina�ng such an understanding of history," clarity of his thinking and the convincing logic act of righteousness and jus�ce in this contends Jordan, "can we draw of his argument that an unqualified natural- age. ism fails to embrace the larger and more legi�mate analogies from the Bible to our rational comprehension of nature. ...this book "Trevor's teaching gift has been a blessing to �me. shows that naturalism fails to account for a many and I'm sure through this new book you more inclusive vision of reality and its larger will also be blessed. This book is a fresh look at relational context." the prophetic scriptures. Trevor shares his informative insight and using his skills asa -Laurence W. Wood teacher he brings us to a new understanding Frank Paul Morris Professor of Systema�c Theology, Asbury Theological Seminary, Evangelical Fellow- and deeper appreciation of the word of God. ship of India and Asia Evangelical Alliance There is much here to bless and inspire." Ps Alun Davies 40 Vice President, Australian Chris�an Churches INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION INDIAN EDITION As Good as It Gets Vocation in Christ Did He Say That? Love, Life, and Relationships: Fifty Days in Naga Christian Theology in Conversation The Difficult Words of Jesus The Song of Songs with Karl Barth

Authored By: Stephen M. Clark Authored By: Imliwabang Jamir Authored By: Charles Sigel, Mitchell B. Mackinem Pages: 330 Pages: 272 Pages: 106 ISBN: 9978-93-86549-18-1 ISBN: 978-93-86549-17-4 ISBN: 978-81-87712-72-5 Price: $ 38 Price: $ 33 Price: $ 15 Indian Price: INR 960.00 Indian Price: INR 810.00 Indian Price: INR 385.00 Of all the famous books ever wri�en, The Karl Barth (1886-1968), as a young Swiss This book explores some of the "difficult" Song of Songs has been designated as the pastor in Safenwil, struggled to make an sayings of Jesus. They are "hard" sayings finest ever produced or ever to be read organic connec�on between "the because through the centuries these on the subject of finding love, developing newspaper [contemporary sociopoli�cal sayings challenge the church and rela�onships, and experiencing life. Its events] and the New Testament." When con�nue to challenge us. This study �tle, The Song of Songs, is a superla�ve, he discovered "a strange new world of explores both how the church through its an almost exaggerated expression of God within the Bible," God became the history has handled these sayings and praise, which insists that this book is "the subject ma�er for renewing and what these sayings may say to us today. best of the best." transforming the world. This discovery Over the centuries there have been many Designed to be read over fi�y days, As helped Barth to integrate the world into a�empts to so�en these saying to make Good as It Gets takes the reader through his interpreta�on of the Bible and also them more palatable to the this greatest of love songs, deligh�ng in impacted his theology of Chris�an contemporary church. This book explores its beauty and exploring its passion while voca�on as divine summons to God's these alterna�ves while allowing the discovering its insights into aspects of special freedom and obedience. reader or class to come to their own love and life such as praise, in�macy, Voca�on in Christ examines the theology answers about the meaning of these affirma�on, iden�ty, insecurity, of voca�on and reading Scripture among passages. Through careful examina�on community, friendship, transforma�on, the Naga Chris�ans in northeastern of the wording, key terms, historical disrup�on, resolu�on, restlessness, India, in conversa�on with Barth's context, and the historical a�empts to rapture, confidence, dignity, disclosure, theology of voca�on. Social-scien�fic understand the "hard" saying, this book and freedom. research is employed on congrega�ons will allow the reader or class to explore In the end the reader will discover much and Bible study groups to explore how the saying in greater detail and clarity. more than a manual on rela�onships or the Naga Chris�ans understand voca�on "With the able assistance of Mitchell Macki- even what it takes to live a passionate and Scripture in light of their nem, Sigel once again demonstrates why he is and purposeful life. While remaining sociopoli�cal and religious context. This one of the most revered and popular teachers en�rely honest about the reali�es of life, book serves as an introduc�on for of the scriptures around. In this latest book he applies his characteristic erudition, pedagogi- love, and rela�onships, The Song retains Western readers of how voca�on is understood from an Asian perspec�ve cal dexterity, and deep spiritual insight to the remarkable ability to bring us into a some of the most difficult texts in the New and emphasizes the theme of voca�on as life that is filled with joy and grace, Testament, inviting readers into prayerful beauty, and poetry. Chris�an witness without reflection about them. I look forward to using accommoda�ng to worldly values. It this accessible and engaging text in my own "As Good as It Gets doesn't get any better. readdresses Barth's theology of voca�on, classes." Stephen Clark's new book based on the Bible's which calls for a revitaliza�on of Chris�an ultimate love story, Song of Songs, is an opera Wayne C. Kannaday without the tragedy. Who says love and voca�on in our contemporary situa�on. Professor of Religion, Department of Humani�es, Newberry College passion are pleasures to feel guilty about, in The primary claim of this book is that Stephen Clark's beautiful written and voca�on is God's calling to obedience, heart-felt rendering, they are pleasures that and devo�on to the love of God is go to the very core of love: God's love." reciprocal to the love of neighbor. David Dewey Painter, Professor Emeritus

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