‘NO PUNCHES PULLED! This book is utterly compelling! It’s a must read for all misfits of any description. It’s a shell shocking treasure that offers much well needed encouragement to all who do not fit in, whatever the reason. On top of this it’s a mightily kick-ass challenge to any ecclesiastical hierarchs or clerically ambitious who have
As a Christian minister who has been actively involved in ministry with the GLBT community for just under a decade, I cannot recommend Kevin Higgs’ HOSPITALITY TO STRANGERS enough. Kevin Higg’s book is an asset to all interested in the question of how to compassionately reach out
PCA affiliate LivingHour.org is happy to announce that our book The Lord’s Prayer for Daily Life can now be read online for free at our website. It took us a while to find a way to integrate the over 200 Gospel citations into the manuscript, but that
Roger Wolsey has written a scholarly yet thoroughly accessible treatise of progressive Christianity. While the intended target audience for this work would seem to be those who have either left the Christian faith or never adopted it at all; the work is filled with pearls of wisdom for all of us, whether associated with Christianity or not. Kissing Fish is truly a remarkable work, serving both as a reminder of the beauty and grace that form the central tenets of the faith, while offering a graceful yet prophetic rebuttal to its more exclusionary tendencies.
I suspect that George Elerick was a thoroughly annoying kid. You know the type. The kid in class that always interrupted the teachers with questions. The kid who annoyed the teachers by challenging them and presenting alternative understandings to the lessons. The kid who had the courage to
Kingdom Triangle, by J.P Moreland, is a crucial book–especially for nudging awake the Western church. Moreland is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology. He has authored or co-authored over one hundred books, articles, journals, and received over twenty-five awards and honors. Moreland has debated
A Liberal Mandate: Reflections on our founding vision and rants on how we have failed to achieve it By Keith D. Martin 141 pp. Weit Press, Paper, $9.35 (Amazon.com) “We have simply failed to live up to our founding vision,” Keith D. Martin writes in “A Liberal Mandate,”
Throughout my life, I have struggled with the traditional substitutionary atonement models that have been taught by the church. The very concept that a loving God would knowingly create imperfect beings that would fail to meet the required goal of perfection and therefore be rightfully destroyed has
