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“These are books for determined women,who insist on making a

mark on this world, not for their own sakes but for the sake of Christ

and his kingdom.”

Amy Simpson, editor,

Christianity Today’s

GiftedForLeadership.com

“With stories from women whowrite with courage and clarity

. . . these are books you’ll want ascompanions on your own quest to

know and follow God.”

Peggy Wehmeyer,

former correspondent, ABC News

“I am grateful for the ways theseauthors expand my vision and

challenge my aptitude for lethargy.Reading them makes me want to be

bolder and more fully alive.”

Nancy Beach,

Author, speaker and leadership coach,

The Slingshot Group

A new line of books celebrating the signicant and serendipitous results that arisewherever women apply their vision and gifts to the good of the whole church.



3

The Easy Burden o Pleasing God

Patty Kirk

Through personal stories and careul meditation on the Scriptures, Patty Kirk urges

our uncertain and ever-burdened souls back into the awareness o our Lord’s gentle

demands. Despite what we may have heard or told ourselves, the yoke we take on

as we ollow Jesus is easy, and the burden o a loving God is light.

Povides a wite meditatio o te totait o God’s gace ad ove•

Addesses te isses at te eat o peectioist spiitait•

Ato Iomatio Patty Kirk is writer in residence and associate

proessor o English at John Brown University. She is an award-winning

writer and author o Conessions o an Amateur Believer and Starting

rom Scratch: A Wandering Cook in Search o Home.

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Christian Living

BISAC RELIGION / Christian Lie / Personal

Growth

Maket/Adiece

Women•

Book clubs and book club readers•

Sel-help readers•

Pevios Tite

978-0-8308-3785-4, The Gospel o

Christmas

Cotets

Preace

Pat I: God’s Great Promises o Ease

Pat II: What Rest Might Look Like

Pat III: Clutching the Curse o Toil

Pat IV: Getting to Ease

“I adore this little book. It is somehow

simultaneously challenging and comorting.

Whether you are new in the lie o aith,newly again in the lie o aith or an old

hand, Patty Kirk’s wisdom—served up in

prose that is the best kind o clear, and

served up with humor and personality—will

ediy. In short, The Easy Burden o Pleasing

God is a keeper, by which I mean a book

I will keep going back to, and by which I

mean a book that will help keep me in the

company o God.”

—lae F. Wie, author o Girl Meets

God and Still: Notes on a Mid-aith Crisis

“Patty Kirk’s Easy Burden is a rereshing

and wise mix o deep aith, common senseand excellent writing.”

—Pis Ticke, author o Emergence

Christianity

The Easy Burden of

Pleasing God

P a t t y K i r K



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Breaking Old Rhythms Answering the Call o a Creative God

Amena Brown

Foreword by Dan Kimball

Slam poet and lyric artist Amena Brown explores how we discover by rhythm both

our God-given limitations and potential, and the ways we limit God’s work in our

lives. Read this book and be reminded that while God has rhythm, God is love, and

this Love carries us beyond our rhythms into a uller, more ulilling lie.

Appies picipes om te ats to isses o vocatio ad discipesip•

Povides cocete gidace ad ecoagemet o gettig ot o ie’s ts•

Ato Iomatio Amena Brown is a slam poet and hip-hop worship

leader. She’s perormed in a variety o settings rom clubs and chapels

to national conerences such as Catalyst and the National Youth

Workers Convention. Her BlueFish TV video poetry is widely used in

worship and small group settings.

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Christian Living, Arts/Creativity,

Career & Vocation

BISAC RELIGION / Christian Lie / Personal

Growth

Maket/Adiece

Women•

Students•

Youth Pastors•

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978-0-8308-3554-6, Courage and Calling

978-0-8308-3333-7, Sacred Rhythms

Cotets

Foreword by Dan Kimball

A Word to the Reader

1. Finding Your Rhythm

2. The Blessing o Irritation

3. The Rhythm o Fighting

4. I God Is a DJ

5. Broken Heart

6. Breakdancing

7. Breathing Room

8. Beatbox

9. Baggage Check

10. Finding the Break Beat

Acknowledgments

Soundtrack

“Amena Brown is a git—a breathtaking

blend o poet, prophet and pioneer. Her lie

and words will bless your soul.”

—Magaet Feibeg, www.margareteinberg

.com, author o Scouting the Divine and

Wonderstruck

“As the words o that song say, ‘Hey, get

rhythm when you get the blues!’ I am very

thankul that Amena has challenged us to

get not just any old rhythm, but to sync

ourselves to God’s rhythm or our lives.”

—rom the oreword by Da Kimba

“In Breaking Old Rhythms, Amena

creatively explores the idea that we all have

a lie rhythm, and that God is oten ound

in the most unexpected places.”

—Micae Ggo, singer-songwriter

A n s w e r i n g t h e C a l l

o f a C r e a t i v e G o d

A m e n A B r o w nf o r e w o r d b y d a n k i m b a l l



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Sensible Shoes A Story About the Spiritual Journey

Sharon Garlough Brown

Writing in a compelling style that gradually weaves together separate strands,

Sharon Garlough Brown tells the story o our women as they reluctuantly arrive

at a retreat center and are drawn into a soul-rousing journey o spiritual practice,

mutual support and personal revelation.

Activates deep spiita tts wit a compeig ictioa aative•

reects te tasomatioa aspects o spiita pactice tog caacte•

deveopmet

Compaio gop std gide avaiabe at www.sesibesoescb.com•

Ato Iomatio Sharon Garlough Brown holds an M.Div. rom

Princeton Theological Seminary and is a pastor and spiritual director

with the Evangelical Covenant Church. She lives in West Michigan with

her husband, Jack, and son, David.

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Fiction—Adult, Spiritual Formation

BISAC RELIGION / Christian Lie / Spiritual

Growth

Maket/Adiece

Women•

Readers o the• Yada Yada Prayer Group

books

Small group leaders•

reated Tite

978-0-8308-3245-3, The Git o Being

Yoursel

978-0-8308-3330-6, Spiritual Disciplines

Handbook

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1. Invitation to a Journey

2. The Pilgrimage Begins

3. Exploring the Heart o God

4. Learning to Linger

5. Come and See

6. Hiding and Seeking

7. Walking Attentively

8. Intimacy and Encounter

9. Found at the Crossroads

10. Deeper into the Wilderness

11. Lightening the Load

12. Walking Together in the Love o God

Epilogue

Acknowledgments

Discussion Guide

“Sharon Garlough Brown introduces us to

our engaging women who are wrestling

with their . . . view o God. Strap on your

best traveling shoes—ollowing their journey

in Sensible Shoes is not or the aint oheart!”

—Meida Coea Scmidt, host, Moody

Radio’s Midday Connection

Sensible Shoes A S t o r y A b o u t t h e

S p i r i t u A l J o u r n e y

Sharon Garlough Brown



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Reuse to Do NothingFinding Your Power to Abolish Modern-Day Slavery

Shayne Moore, Kimberly McOwen Yim

Foreword by Elisa Morgan

Responding to the sobering reality o modern day slavery, Shayne Moore and Kim-

berly McOwen Yim describe the power that we all have at our disposal (advocacy

power, purchasing power, relationship power) to ight or the powerless and take our

place among the great abolitionists o the past.

Exposes eades to te eaities o te mode goba save tade•

Icdes “take actio” steps at te ed o eac capte•

Ato Iomatio Shayne Moore is cochair o the board o directors

o Growers First, an organization partnering with rural armers to ight

poverty. She is a member o the World Vision Speakers Bureau and the

author o Global Soccer Mom.

Kimberly McOwen Yim is the ounder o Abolitionist Mamas in San

Clemente, Caliornia. She has worked with Women Who Stand, an

advocacy group ailiated with World Relie, and writes and speaks on

issues related to human traicking worldwide.

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Christian Living, Justice/Peace

BISAC RELIGION / Christian Lie / Social

Issues

Maket/Adiece

Women and mothers•

MOPS groups•


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978-0-8308-3731-1, Forgotten Girls

978-0-8308-3779-3,Making All Things

New

978-0-8308-3817-2, Small Things with

Great Love

Cotets

Foreword by Elisa Morgan

Introduction

1. Mama, Slavery Ended with Abraham

Lincoln

2. We’ve Done This Beore

3. But I’m a Soccer Mom, Not an Activist

4. You Have Advocacy Power

5. Abolitionist Mamas

6. Excuses

7. Thick Skin and Tender Hearts

8. Not in My Backyard

9. Who’s Buying?

10. Be the Nosy Neighbor

11. Congo, Your Phone and Child Slaves

12. Chocolate, Not So Sweet

13. You Have Purchasing Power

14. You Have Relationship Power

15. What Is Still Needed

Epilogue

Appendix: Organizations You Should Know

Acknowledgments

Notes



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An Unhurried LieFollowing Jesus’ Rhythms o Work and Rest

Alan Fadling

Spiritual director and “recovering speed addict” Alan Fadling leads readers in

a disarming meditation on the unhurried lie. Following the ramework o Jesus’

earthly lie, Fadling shows how the work o “unhurrying” ourselves is central to our

spiritual development in such pivotal areas as resisting tempation, caring or oth-

ers, praying and making disciples.

Empasizes te idea tat we ae caed to wok ad bt aso to take time to est•

looks at ow we ca ea om Jess’ pace o ie•

Witte b a cetiied spiita diecto•

Ato Iomatio Alan Fadling (M.Div., Fuller Theological Seminary)

is associate director o The Leadership Institute in Orange, Caliornia, a

ministry that trains Christian leaders to integrate spiritual ormation and

leadership development. A certiied spiritual director, Fadling has also

taught courses on spiritual ormation at Hope International University.

He is currently part o a planting team or a new church called “The

Following” in Orange County, Caliornia.

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Spiritual Formation


Growth

Maket/Adiece

Pastors•

Sel-help readers•

Spiritual directors•

reated Tites

978-0-8308-3547-8, Abundant Simplicity

978-0-8308-3561-4, Spiritual Rhythms in

Community

Cotets

1. A Frenetic Lie

2. An Unhurried Apprentice

3. Productivity: Unhurried Isn’t Lazy

4. Temptation: Unhurried Enough to

Resist

5. Unhurried Enough to Care

6. Unhurried Enough to Pray

7. Rest: The Rhythm o Creation

8. Suering: Unexpected Unhurrying

9. Maturity: Growing Up Takes Time

10. Spiritual Practices or Unhurrying

11. An Eternal Lie

“Every once in a while there is a book that

I can honestly say, ‘That book changed my

lie!’ An Unhurried Lie has been added to

my very short list. Alan Fadling has helped

me see in a practical, convicting and

motivating manner that there is a depth

waiting or me when I slow down and walk

with Jesus. I knew it all along . . . but Alan

has helped me long or it.”

—Dog Fieds, coauthor o Purpose-Driven Youth Ministry, executive director o

Homeword Center or Youth/Family

An Un hur r ied Life

Foow Jesus’ Rhythms of Work a Rest

A l A n F A d l i n g



8

Eat with Joy Redeeming God’s Gi o Food

Rachel Marie Stone

Foreword by Norman Wirzba

Providing an antidote to the widespread anxiety over ood ethics, cultural obesity

and more, Rachel Stone calls us to reclaim the simple joy o eating with gratitude.

When we approach ood as a git rom above, we ind our highest religious and

cultural values (rom the sacramental lie to sustainable living) coming together on

a common tabletop.

Fied wit pactica, ea-wod ideas o eat, sstaiabe eatig•

Icdes tabe gaces ad ecipes•

Ato Iomatio Rachel Marie Stone (M.A., Loyola University

Chicago) is a regular writer or Christianity Today ’s Her.meneutics blog.

She has also written or such publications as Christianity Today, Books

& Culture, Catapult, Relevant, Flourish and The Huington Post. She

enjoys gardening and meal-making with her husband and two sons.

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Creation Care/Ecology, Christian Living


Issues

Maket/Adiece

Book clubs and book club readers•

Fans o Wendell Berry, Barbara King-•

solver or Michael Pollan

Ministry leaders•

reated Tites

978-0-8308-3457-0, Making Peace with

the Land

978-0-8308-3299-6, Walking Gently on

the Earth

Cotets

Foreword by Norman Wirzba

Introduction: Conlicted Eating

1. Joyul Eating

2. Generous Eating

3. Communal Eating

4. Restorative Eating

5. Sustainable Eating

6. Creative Eating

7. Redemptive Eating

Notes or Further Reading

Group Discussion Guide

Acknowledgments

Index

“I’m tempted to give the advice God gave

Ezekiel—‘eat this book.’”

—D. Be Witeigto III, Asbury

Theological Seminary

“In prose that is inviting, nonjudgmentaland inspiring, Stone shows us that we can

eat with joy, and in such eating extend

God’s love in the world.”

—Fom te oewod b noma Wizba,

author o Food and Faith

“Rachel Marie Stone reminds us that when

we savor delicious, nourishing ood, we are

actually tasting God.”

—Jaa riess, author o Flunking Sainthood

R e d e e m i n g g o d ’ s

g i f t o f f o o d

Rachel Mar ie S toneForeword by Norman Wirzba



10

Matthew: The Gospel o Identity

Michael Card

more in the biblical imagination series

In this third volume o the Biblical Imagination Series, Michael Card leads us to

see the unique purpose o Matthew’s Gospel both in the lives o the early Christians

and or us today. We see how Matthew’s language o ulillment summons readers

to see their ormer identity conirmed even as it is transormed in the dazzling im-

age o Christ.

Povides a vivid passage-b-passage commeta o te Gospe o Mattew•

Pesets scoa eseac at a accessibe eve•

reeased wit a compaio msic CD based o Mattew•

Ato Iomatio Michael Card is an award-winning musician,

perorming artist and writer o “El Shaddai,” “Immanuel” and many

other songs. He has written numerous books, including Scribbling in

the Sand, A Violent Grace, A Fragile Stone and A Better Freedom. A

graduate o Western Kentucky University with a master’s degree in

biblical studies, Card also serves as mentor to many younger artists and

musicians.

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978-0-8308-3812-7

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Commentaries, Devotional

BISAC RELIGION / Biblical Meditations /

New Testament

Maket/Adiece

Fans o Michael Card•

Pastors•


Pevios Tites i te Seies

978-0-8308-3835-6, Luke: The Gospel o

Amazement

978-0-8308-3813-4, Mark: The Gospel

o Passion

Cotets

Preace

Learning to Listen to Matthew

Major Themes

Mattew 1—28

Appendices

Resources

Abot te Seies

With the Biblical Imagination Series o

books and CDs, Michael Card shows us

what it means to enter the Gospels on the

level o the imagination.

Michael card

MatthewThe Gospel of Identity



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Matthew CDThe Penultimate Question

Michael Card

a new music cd in the biblical imagination series!

“Who do you say that I am?” Michael Card explores the identity o Jesus and who

we are in relation to him through this new collection o songs inspired by the Gos-

pel o Matthew.

A compaio to Micae Cad’s book• Matthew: The Gospel of Identity

Te ew sogs b te awad-wiig ecodig atist•

heps te istee egage wit te Gospe o Mattew i es was•

Ato Iomatio Michael Card is an award-winning musician,

perorming artist and writer o “El Shaddai,” “Immanuel” and many

other songs. He has written numerous books, including Scribbling in

the Sand, A Violent Grace, A Fragile Stone and a Better Freedom. A

graduate o Western Kentucky University with a master’s degree in

biblical studies, Card also serves as mentor to many younger artists and

musicians.

1 music CD

10 tacks, $12.98978-0-8308-3803-5

WPD

SPrInG 2013

Music

BISAC RELIGION / Biblical Meditations /

New Testament

Maket/Adiece

Fans o the music o Michael Card•

People interested in exploring the Gospel•

o Matthew through music

Additioa Tites i te Seies

978-0-8308-3801-1, Luke: A World Turned Upside Down CD

978-0-8308-3802-8, Mark: The Beginning

o the Gospel CD

Abot te Seies

With the Biblical Imagination Series o

books and CDs, Michael Card shows us

what it means to enter the Gospels on the

level o the imagination.

m i c h a e l c a r d

T Pnutt Quston



12

The Israeli-Palestinian ConictTough Questions, Direct Answers

Dale Hanson Bourke

Foreword by Lynne Hybels

introducing the skeptic’s guide™ series!

In this ull-color guide, Dale Hanson Bourke explains the places, terms, history and

current issues shaping the Israeli-Palestinian conlict. With an even-handed pre-

sentation o the most controversial issues, she provides a ramework or American

Christians who wish to understand why the conlict began, why it continues and

what remains to be done.

Cotibtes to te popa Skeptic’s Gide™ Seies•

Icdes coveage o te eects o te Aab Spig•

use o gop covesatios ad gop mobiizatio•

Ato Iomatio Dale Hanson Bourke (M.B.A., University o

Maryland) is president o PDI, a marketing and communications

strategy irm. She is a requent speaker and writer on international

development and women’s issues. Previously president o the CIDRZ

Foundation and SVP at World Relie, Bourke has also served as

publisher o Religion News Service and editor o Today’s Christian

Woman .

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Current Issues, Politics and Government


Issues

Maket/Adiece

General readers•

Mission & evangelism organizations•

Students•

reated Tite

978-0-8308-5368-7, Christian Zionism

Cotets

Foreword by Lynne Hybels

Introduction

1. Who, What, Where

2. In the Beginning . . .

3. Governments and Politics

4. Inside Israel

5. In Search o a State

6. The Other Players

7. The Issues

Conclusion

Notes

“This has got to be the best, most concise,

simplest-to-understand book I’ve ever

seen in my lie on the Israeli-Palestinian

conlict.”

—Bob robets J., pastor o Northwood

Church, author o Bold as Love

“By clearly and simply laying out the

history and the acts o the conlict, Dale

Hanson Bourke has done much to urther

the cause o peace. Read her book and you

will see this issue with new eyes.”—ric Steas, president, World Vision

U.S., author o The Hole in Our Gospel

Abot te Seies

In the Skeptic’s Guide™ Series, Dale

Hanson Bourke compiles basic inormation

on major issues o public concern, giving

direct answers to key social and political

questions.

? T h e S k e p T i c ’ S G u i d e ™ S e r i eS

The Israeli-Palestinian Confictdale hanSon Bourke

T o u g h Q u e s t i o n s , D i r e c t A n s w e r s



14

The God-Shaped BrainHow Changing Your View o God Transorms Your Lie

Timothy R. Jennings, M.D.

Psychiatrist Tim Jennings unveils how our brains and bodies thrive when we have

a healthy understanding o who God is. He dispels common misconceptions about

God and shows how dierent God concepts aect the brain dierently. Discover

how science and Scripture come together to bring healing and transormation to our

lives.

Ato amed oe o Ameica’s top psciatists b te Cosmes’ reseac•

Coci o Ameica

reveas ow bai sciece aects spiita ie•

Povides isigts o tasomed psica, meta ad eatioa eat•

Ato Iomatio Timothy R. Jennings, M.D., is a board-certiied

Christian psychiatrist, master psychopharmacologist, lecturer,

international speaker and author. Dr. Jennings was voted one o

America’s Top Psychiatrists by the Consumers’ Research Council o

America in 2008, 2010 and 2011. He is a ellow o the American

Psychiatric Association and president-elect o the Tennessee Psychiatric

Association.

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Psychology, Christian Living, Sel-Help


Growth

Maket/Adiece

General readers•

Pastors and counselors•


reated Tites

978-0-8308-4101-1, Rewiring Your

Preaching

978-0-8308-3700-7, Wired or Intimacy

“A must-read or every inquiring mind.

Once you understand the physiology o the

brain and how it responds to love versus

selishness, as explained by Dr. Jennings,

you will realize that the choice or love is

the only one that will renew the mind and

result in good mental health.”

—Ka Kzma, Ed.D., president o Family

Matters Ministry

“I don’t know o another book that so

beautiully describes how our mind can

be restored back to the way God originally

designed it to be.”

—Bad Coe, M.D., Loma Linda University

School o Medicine

“I you are ready to take your relationship

with God to the next level, i you are ready

to move closer to the source o all truth,

i you are ready or an evidence-basedapproach to knowing God, this book is

or you. Dr. Jennings’s patient cases and

illustrations make complex ideas simple

and easy to understand as he powerully

documents, through brain science, how our

belies about God change us.”

—Tim Cito, president, American

Association o Christian Counselors

T h eG o d -

S h a p e d

B r a i nHow Changing Your View of God

Transforms Your Life

Tmty r. Jgs, M.d.



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Troubled MindsMental Illness and the Church’s Mission

Amy Simpson

Foreword by Marshall Shelley

Amy Simpson calls the church to a renewed commitment to people who suer

rom mental illness and to the amilies that suer with them. Delving into her own

amily’s history o mental illness, Simpson provides a bracing look at the social and

physical realities o mental illness and explores new possibilities or ministry to this

stigmatized group.

Icdes ist-peso stoies o meta iess i ad aod te cc•

Povides iomatio o vaios kids o meta iess•

Povides cocete diectio o cces tat ae ead to espod ep ad•

meaig to meta iess

Ato Iomatio Formerly vice president, publisher, editor and

director o the church ministry media group at Christianity Today, Amy

Simpson is currently editor o GitedForLeadership.com and managing

editor o marriage and parenting resources or Today’s Christian Woman.

She is the author o Into the Word: How to Get the Most rom Your

Bible.

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Caregiving, Aging and Illness, Ministry

Resources


Issues

Maket/Adiece

Caregivers•

Pastors and counselors•

Church leaders•

reated Tite

978-0-8308-2318-5, Grieving a Suicide

978-0-8308-3468-6, When Lie Goes

Dark

Cotets

Foreword by Marshall Shelley

Introduction

1. A Family Story

2. Mental Illness Is Mainstream

3. Suering People

4. Coping

5. Church Lie

6. Ministry Lie

7. Persistent Stigma

8. What Churches Can Do

9. What God Does

Resources or Ministry to People Aected

by Mental Illness

“With no shortage o brains or heart,

Amy Simpson courageously explores the

realities o mental illness in the twenty-

irst century. With mental illness on the

rise, all church leaders would do well to

read this theologically and psychologically

compelling volume.”

—lida lake, clincial psychologist

“Between descriptions o her own real-lie

experiences [Amy Simpson] eloquently

presents inormation that every Christian

should have on how to recognize and

appropriately respond to those living with

mental illness. This book will prompt

you (and your church) to action among a

suering people.”

—Mattew S. Staod, Baylor University,

author o Grace or the Alicted

T r o u b l e dM i n d s

A m y S i m p S o n

M e n t a l I l l n e s s a n d t h e C h u r C h ’ s M I s s I o n

F o r e w o r d b y m A r S h A l l S h e l l e y



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Formed or the Glory o GodLearning rom the Spiritual Practices o Jonathan Edwards

Kyle Strobel

Kyle Strobel mines the work o Jonathan Edwards in search o the Puritan minis-

ter’s personal vision or spiritual development. “In Edwards,” Strobel writes, “we

ind a grasp o spiritual ormation that tries to balance deep thought with deep

passion . . . a lie o love with the contemplation o divine things.”

Mies te witigs o Joata Edwads, wit geeos qotatios togot•

Povides a imiatig ook at te ie ie o tis amos Pita miiste•

Povides a oveview o te joe o ait•

Ato Iomatio Kyle Strobel (Ph.D.,University o Aberdeen) is

proessor o theology at Grand Canyon University. He is also the co-

ounder and director o Metamorpha Ministries, a ministry committed to

ostering community among people who want to grow their relationship

with Christ. Strobel previously published Metamorpha: Jesus as a Way

o Lie.

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Reormed readers•

Pastors•


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978-0-8308-3851-6, Jonathan Edwards

and the Ministry o the Word

978-0-8308-3879-0, Lie in the Spirit

Cotets

Introduction

Pat I: A Journey into Beauty

Pat II: Tools or the Journey

Conclusion

Appendix 1: Praying with Jonathan Edwards

Appendix 2: Practicing Conerence with

Jonathan Edwards

Appendix 3: Going on Retreat with

Jonathan Edwards

Appendix 4: The Jonathan Edwards Project

Abbreviations

“My dear riend Kyle Strobel has made

Edwards accessible to everyone, on the

critical issue o spiritual ormation through

godly habits and attitudes.”

—D. rick Wae, Saddleback Church

“Kyle has given a git that will be a means

o grace or many.”

—Jo Otbeg

“An extremely helpul volume that

delineates what a distinctively evangelical

piety has looked like in the past and why

that pattern is still o great value today.”

—Micae A. G. haki, The Southern

Baptist Theological Seminary

F o r m e d For the

g l o r y oF g o d

l a n i n f S p i i u a

P a c i c s f J n a a n e w a s

K y l e S t r o b e l



17

Entrepreneurial LeadershipFinding Your Calling, Making a Diference

Richard J. Goossen, R. Paul Stevens

Responding to what they see as an “entrepreneurial black hole” in the church

today, Richard Goossen and R. Paul Stevens present a theologically robust vision

o Christian entrepreneurship that seeks to enranchise this strategic class o

parishioners on behal o their congregations.

Cowitte b a maketpace teoogia ad a atoit o etepeesip•

Distigises betwee Cistia ad maist modes o etepeesip•

Ato Iomatio Richard J. Goossen (Ph.D., Middlesex University) is

a serial new venture ounder, strategic advisor to high-growth and web-

based companies, lawyer, researcher, author, proessor and proessional

public speaker.

R. Paul Stevens is proessor emeritus o marketplace theology and

leadership at Regent College, Vancouver, British Columbia, and a

marketplace ministry mentor. He has written many books and Bible

studies, including Work Matters and The Other Six Days.

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Leadership

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Annotated Bibliography

“An important book . . . that will help

entrepreneurs understand how they can

use their entrepreneurial talents and drive

to contribute to making the world a better

place or all.”

—Ka Mooe, McGill University, ranked

among the world’s greatest business

thinkers by Business Strategy Review

“A tremendous resource that not only

envisions entrepreneurs but also provides

practical insights built on a solid biblical

oundation.”

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always transormational. . . . As this book

represents that convergence, prepare orthe transormational mission to which you’ll

be called!”

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aculty o divinity, University o Cambridge

“This blend o Christian anthropology,

sociological research and pioneering

discipleship should trigger new ruitulness

in many lives.”

—J. I. Packe, Board o Governors’

Proessor o Theology, Regent College

RichaRd J. Goossen and R. Paul stevens

EntrEprEnEurial

Fg Yr cg, Mkg dffr

lEadErship



19

The Dangerous Act o WorshipLiving God’s Call to Justice

Mark Labberton

Foreword by John Ortberg

Evil and the Justice o God

N. T. Wright

now in paperback!

now in paperback! merit award, 2007 christianity today theology/ethics book!

In this prophetic call to the contemporary church,

Mark Labberton redeines Christian worship in the

language o justice. He calls us away rom individual-

ized worship and into worshiping communities that

give expression to righteousness and justice.

Ato Iomatio Mark Labberton teaches at Fuller

Theological Seminary in Pasadena, Caliornia, and

directs the Lloyd John Ogilvie Institute o Preaching

(micahgroups.org). Previously Labberton served as

senior pastor at First Presbyterian Church o Berkeley,

Caliornia. A senior ellow o the International Justice

Mission, he is also the author o The Dangerous Act o

Loving Your Neighbor.

N. T. Wright explores all aspects o evil and how it

presents itsel in society today. Fully grounded in the

story o the Old and New Testaments, this presenta-

tion is provocative and hopeul; a ascinating analysis

o and response to the undamental question o evil

and justice that aces believers.

Ato Iomatio N. T. Wright, ormerly bishop

o Durham in England, is research proessor o New

Testament and early Christianity at the University o

St. Andrews in Scotland. Among his many published

works are Surprised by Hope and Simply Christian.

M a r k L a b b e r t o n

Lvg Gd’ Cll Jc

the DanGerous aCt of

Worship

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A u t h o r o f The Challenge of Jesus

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“This book is a bell rom the warning tower.

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“Wright puts evil in perspective by giving

us a powerully persuasive vision o the

‘new heavens and new earth,’ the ultimate

reality in which we can already begin

to participate. This is a book that every

thoughtul Christian should read.”

—Jo Wiso, editor, Books & Culture



21

A Deeper Look at DanielSpiritual Living in a Secular World

Douglas Connelly

new series: lifeguides® in depth!

Beginning with an inductive study o Daniel rom the celebrated LieGuide® Bible

Study series, A Deeper Look at Daniel takes your study to the next level with criti-

cal new tools or discovery and growth. As you delve into cultural backgrounds,

make connections across books and engage in group exercises, Daniel’s story will

grow clearer to your mind and take root in your heart.

repesets a ew appoac to gop std o seios stdets o te Bibe•

Icopoates mateia om• The IVP Bible Background Commentary: Old Testa-

ment ad ote IVP eeece mateias

Icdes a wide aa o execises o etaiig ad appig te teacigs•

Ato Iomatio Douglas Connelly (M.Div. and M.Th., Grace

Theological Seminary) is senior pastor at Parkside Community Church

in Sterling Heights, Michigan. Connelly has written many Bible study

guides, including Encountering Jesus, Good & Evil, Miracles and

Heaven, all rom InterVarsity Press. Other books include The Book o

Revelation or Blockheads and Wisdom or Lie’s Journey .

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reated Tites

978-0-8308-1483-1, Ezekiel, Daniel

978-0-8308-1419-0, The IVP Bible

Background Commentary: Old Testament

Cotets

Introduction

1. Have You Got What It Takes?

2. A Disturbing Dream

3. Facing the Future

4. Bow or Burn!

5. Our God Reigns!

6. The Handwriting on the Wall

7. On the Menu at the Lions’ Club

8. A Prophetic Panorama

9. Superpowers in Conlict

10. Kneeling on God’s Promises

11. A World Out o Control

12. Darkness Beore Deliverance

Leader’s Notes

Abot te Seies

“I discovering the rich substance o

Scripture and its meaning or lie matters to

you, then IVP’s LieGuide® in Depth series

will eel heaven-sent. With each chapter,

you’ll take a deep dive into a particular

passage, see its connection with the widercounsel o God’s Word and emerge with a

clearer vision o its practical implications

or your own character and conduct. I you

care about knowing God and growing in his

likeness, this material is or you.”

—Da Mee, senior pastor, Christ Church

o Oak Brook, author o Witness Essentials

Douglas Connel ly

A De epe r Look at

D i

S p i r i t u a l l i v i n g

i n a S e c u l a r Wo r l d

t w e l v e S e S S i o n S f o r g r o u p S a n d i n d i v i d u a l S

LifeGuide ®

In DepthB I B l e S t u D I e S



22

A Deeper Look at JamesFaith That Works

Andrew T. Le Peau, Phyllis J. Le Peau

new series: lifeguides® in depth!

Building on the trusted LieGuide® Bible study model, A Deeper Look at James

prepares groups or the next level o engagement with the text. As you delve into

cultural backgrounds, make connections across books and engage in group exer-

cises, you’ll ind James’ concept o aith becoming your own.

Icopoates mateia om• The IVP Bible Background Commentary: New Testa- ment ad ote IVP eeece mateias

Ato Iomatio Andrew T. Le Peau is associate publisher or editorial at

InterVarsity Press. He is the coauthor o several Bible study guides and the author

o Paths o Leadership.

Phyllis Le Peau is an area director or InterVarsity Christian Fellowship serving

in the Chicago metro area. She is also the author o several Bible study guides

published by InterVarsity Press and Zondervan.

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978-0-8308-1405-3, The IVP Bible

Background Commentary: New Testament

978-0-8308-1496-1, James, 1-2 Peter,

1-3 John, Jude

Cotets

Introduction

1. Dependable or Double-minded

2. Words, Words, Words

3. Who’s the Judge?

4. Just Works

5. On Preventing Forest Fires

6. Makers & Breakers o Peace

7. Getting Perspective

8. What Awaits

9. Becoming Whole

Leader’s Notes

Abot te Seies

“I discovering the rich substance o

Scripture and its meaning or lie matters to

you, then IVP’s LieGuide® in Depth series

will eel heaven-sent. With each chapter,

you’ll take a deep dive into a particular

passage, see its connection with the wider

counsel o God’s Word, and emerge with a

clearer vision o its practical implicationsor your own character and conduct. I you

care about knowing God and growing in his

likeness, this material is or you.”

—Da Mee, senior pastor, Christ Church

o Oak Brook, author o Witness Essentials

Andrew T. Le Peauand Phyllis J. Le Peau

A De epe r Look at

J A m

F a i t h t h a t W o r k s

N i N e S e S S i o N S f o r g r o u p S a N d i N d i v i d u a l S

LifeGuide ®

In DepthB I B l e S t u D I e S



26

Mark

Christopher R. Smith

new title in the understanding the books of the bible series!

The Gospel o Mark is a ast-paced narrative designed to push the reader into a

dramatic conrontation with the person and power o Jesus. The individual sessions

in this study guide by Christopher R. Smith ollow the natural divisions o Mark’s

text, giving you a direct encounter with this great apologetic masterpiece.

Pomotes a deepe expeiece o commit tog a saed ecote wit te•

text o Scipte

Spaks discove o pesoa impicatios om Scipte•

Ato Iomatio The Rev. Dr. Christopher R. Smith is an author and

biblical scholar who lives in East Lansing, Michigan. He is a volunteer

campus sta member with Graduate InterVarsity at Michigan State

University. A consulting editor to the International Bible Society’s

(now Biblica) successul Books o the Bible Bible, Smith was also

a translator or the orthcoming paraphrase The Voice. Find Chris’s

blog, dedicated to Q & A about the series, at understandingbooksbible

.wordpress.com.

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978-0-8308-5815-6, Deuteronomy/

Hebrews

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978-0-8308-5809-5, Job

978-0-8308-5802-6, John

978-0-8308-5805-7, Joshua/Judges/Ruth

978-0-8308-5807-1, Luke-Acts

978-0-8308-5806-4, Paul’s Journey

Letters

978-0-8308-5810-1, Paul’s Prison Letters

978-0-8308-5804-0, Proverbs/

Ecclesiastes/James 978-0-8308-5808-8, Psalms/

Lamentations/Song o Songs

Abot te Seies

Instead o ollowing artiicial chapter and

verse divisions, the Understanding the

Books o the Bible study guides lead groups

through whole books ollowing their natural

outlines, and pose engaging questions or

discussion and personal application along

the way. Quite oten, recognizing whether

a passage is poetry, proverb or history and

discerning the structure o each book o the

Bible as a whole will unlock its meaning or

today’s reader.

ma r k

unde r s t a ndi n g

t he

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27

The Relational PastorSharing in Christ by Sharing Ourselves

Andrew Root

Practical theologian Andrew Root deconstructs relational ministry as we have come

to understand it, calling or a new breed o “empathic minister” to take the helm in

our churches. Bringing current practice in touch with incarnational theology, Root

searches or a more robust understanding o the relationships that make up the

body o Christ.

Makes a socio-istoica case o te advet o eatioa eadesip•

Icdes a appedix wit exampe pactices om eatioa pastos•

Ato Iomatio Andrew Root (Ph.D., Princeton Theological

Seminary) is in the Baalson Olson Chair as associate proessor o

youth and amily ministry at Luther Seminary (St. Paul, Minnesota).

A ormer Young Lie staworker, he has served in churches and social

service agencies as a youth outreach associate and a gang prevention

counselor.

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Pevios Tites

978-0-8308-3488-4, Revisiting Relational

Youth Ministry

978-0-8308-3825-7, The Theological Turn

in Youth Ministry

Cotets

Preace

1. Reshiting Pastoral Ministry: An

Introduction

2. New Energy, New Communications,

New Consciousness . . . New Ministry

3. Transitioning rom the Pastor as Sel-

Help Entertainer

4. Sipping the Sweet, Hard Liquor o

Individualism

5. All the Lonely People: The Field o the

Personal

6. What Is a Person?

7. Empathy, It’s a Spirit Thing

8. Can I Read Your Mind?

9. New Visions o Incarnational Ministry

10. Relational Ministry as Git

11. Sharing is More Than What You

Learned in Kindergarten

12. The Place Between

A Quick Pauline Excursion: Sharing and

Place in Paul—It’s All About the In

13. Will You Pray or Me?

14. Vista: What This Looks Like: HowStory, Teaching and Preaching Fit

15. I’ve Got to Run the Church Don’t I?

Leadership as Letting Relationships

Flow

Appendix: Portraits o Relational Pastors

Notes

S h a r i n g i n C h r i S t

b y S h a r i n g o u r S e l v e S

A n d r e w r o o t

t h e

r e l A t i o n A l

P A s t o r



28

Resilient Ministry What Pastors Told Us About Surviving and Thriving

Bob Burns, Tasha Chapman, Donald C. Guthrie

Why does one well-equipped, well-meaning ministry succeed while another ails?

Bob Burns, Tasha Chapman and Donald Guthrie undertook a ive-year intensive

research project on the rontlines o pastoral ministry to answer that question. What

they ound was nothing less than the DNA o thriving ministry today.

Appedices povide a vaiet o toos o impemetig costctive cage•

Ato Iomatio Bob Burns (Ph.D., University o Georgia) is the dean o lielong

learning and associate proessor o education ministries at Covenant Theological

Seminary in St. Louis.

Tasha D. Chapman (Ph.D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is associate dean

o lielong learning and adjunct proessor o educational ministries at Covenant

Theological Seminary.

Donald C. Guthrie (Ph.D., University o Georgia) is proessor o educational minis-

tries at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerield, Illinois.

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General

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978-0-8308-3444-0, Preventing Ministry

Failure

Cotets

Introduction

1. Lie in Pastoral Ministry

2. The Five Themes o Resilient Ministry

3. Evaluating Spiritual Formation

4. Pursuing Spiritual Formation

5. Sel-Care: Burning On, Not Burning

Out

6. Sel-Care: Pacing Our Liestyles

7. Understanding Emotional Intelligence

8. Developing Emotional Intelligence

9. Exploring Cultural Dierences

10. Improving Cultural Intelligence

11. Marriage and Family: Stressed by

Ministry

12. More Marriage and Family Stressors

13. Leadership Poetry

14. Leadership Plumbing

15. Concluding Insights and Next Steps

Appendix A: Research Methods o the

Pastors Summit

Appendix B: Questions or Personal

Evaluation and Annual Reviews

Appendix C: Emotions Checklist

Appendix D: Constructing and Interviewing

a Family DiagramAppendix E: Best Practices or Forming

Peer Cohorts

Notes

“Highly practical, spiritually substantive

and rich with examples and suggestions,

this book oers much-needed insight

into actors that are crucial or long-term

lourishing in pastoral ministry.”

—Cistie D. Po, proessor o Christian

social ethics, Asbury Theological Seminary

Resilient

What Pastors told Us aboUt

Surviving and Thriving

bob bUrns, tasha ChaPman

and donald C. GUthrie



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Ministry in the Digital AgeStrategies and Best Practices or a Post-Website World

David T. Bourgeois

David Bourgeois oers a practical step-by-step guide or discerning and imple-

menting a digital strategy or your ministry. Presenting Christianity itselt as a grand

communication event, he discusses how Christians can use technology and media

wisely, with concrete ideas or churches and nonproit organizations.

heps miisties cat a digita stateg o oteac ad witess•

Witte b a iomatio tecoog expet wo costs wit cces ad•

miisties

Ato Iomatio David T. Bourgeois (Ph.D., Claremont) is director

o innovation and associate proessor o inormation systems at the

Crowell School o Business at Biola University. He has worked in

inormation systems at Fortune 500 companies in such roles as

systems analyst, programmer, project leader, trainer and consultant. He

is also the ounder o genesys11, a company that helps churches and

other aith-based institutions use digital media to meet their goals.

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Ministry leaders•

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978-0-8308-2882-1, Understanding

Evangelical Media

Cotets

Introduction

1. What Hath God Wrought?

2. Getting in the Stream

3. Creating Change

4. The Digital Ministry Framework

5. Planning Your Digital Strategy

6. Implementing and Running Your Digital

Ministry

7. Privacy and Security Considerations or

Digital Ministry

Conclusion

Appendix A: Digital Tool Categories

Appendix B: Best Practices in Internet

Ministry

Appendix C: Church Web Usage Survey

“A timely and practical playbook every

nonproit leader must read.”

—Tami heim, President and CEO,

Christian Leadership Alliance

“Many ministries waste time and money

attempting to integrate the Internet intotheir work without understanding the nature

o this new medium or being aware o

evidence-based best practices. There is a

big need or an integrated overview—and

here it is.”

—To Wittake, InternetEvangelismDay.com

Ministry in the Digital Age

Strategies and Best Practices

for a Post-Website World

D a v i d T . B o u r g e o i s



31

Jesus Is the ChristThe Messianic Testimony o the Gospels

Michael F. Bird

Entering the ray o a hotly debated issue, Michael Bird argues that the title and

role o “Messiah” ascribed to Jesus is not a late addition to the our Gospels but

their structural and semantic oundation. Stressing that Christianity is itsel a mes-

sianic movement, Bird argues that the messianic testimony is the “mother o all

Christology.”

Deeds te otodox pespective o a ot debated isse•

Modes cose std o te bibica text•

use to speciaists ad ospeciaists aike•

Ato Iomatio Michael F. Bird is lecturer in theology at Ridley

College in Melbourne, Australia. Previously he served at Crossway

College in Australia and Highland Theological College in Scotland. He

is the author o several books, including Jesus and the Origins o the

Gentile Mission and Are You the One Who Is to Come? The Historical

Jesus and the Messianic Question.

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Testament

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Pastors•

Pevios Tite

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Cotets

Preace

Abbreviations

Foreword

Introduction: When Did Jesus Become the

Messiah?

1. The Gospel o Mark: The Cruciied

Messiah

2. The Gospel o Matthew: The Davidic

Messiah

3. The Gospel o Luke (and Acts): The

Prophetic Messiah

4. The Gospel o John: The Elusive Messiah

Conclusion: Believing in the Messiah

Bibliography

Subject Index

“Michael Bird tackles one o the hottest

topics currently debated among New

Testament scholars—what early believers

understood by their conession that Jesus

was the Christ, the promised Messiah o

Israel. . . . There is much to be learnt on

every page.”

—Pa Foste, lecturer in New Testament,

Edinburgh University

“The our Gospels announced to the

irst-century world that Jesus is the Christ.

The twenty-irst-century world needs to

hear this announcement aresh. Michael

Bird’s exposition o this core aspect o the

Gospels’ message will considerably help

this contemporary hearing.”

—Pete Bot, lecturer in New Testament,

Moore Theological College, Sydney,

Australia

The Messia nic Testimony of the Gospels

M c h a e l F . B r d

Jesus isthe Chrst



32

Bonhoefer, Christ and Culture

Edited by Keith L. Johnson, Timothy Larsen

The 2012 Wheaton Theology Conerence was convened around the ormidable

legacy o Lutheran pastor, theologian and anti-Nazi resistant Dietrich Bonhoeer.

This collection, ocusing on the man’s views o Christ, the church and culture, con-

tributes to a recent awakening o interest in Bonhoeer among evangelicals.

Coves isses om poitica teoog ad te Cistai academ to postmodeit•

ad te haem reaissace

Ato Iomatio Keith L. Johnson is assistant proessor o theology at Wheaton

College. He is the author o Karl Barth and the Analogia Entis.

Timothy Larsen is proessor o theology at Wheaton College. He is a ellow o the

Royal Historical Society and has been elected a visiting ellow, Trinity College,

Cambridge.

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Ethics

Maket/Adiece

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Lutheran readers•

Readers o Eric Metaxas•

reated Tites

978-0-8308-2084-9, Dietrich Bonhoeer

978-0-8308-1525-8, 20th-Century

Theology

Cotets

1. Introduction, Keith L. Johnson and

Timothy Larsen

2. Dietrich Bonhoeer: A Theologian o

the Word o God, Philip G. Ziegler

3. The Evangelical Reception o Dietrich

Bonhoeer, Timothy Larsen

4. Dietrich Bonhoeer, The Harlem

Renaissance, and the Black Christ,

Reggie L. Williams

5. The Evangelization o Rulers:

Bonhoeer’s Political Theology,

Stephen J. Plant

6. Modernity’s Machine: Technology

Coming o Age in Bonhoeer’s

Apocalyptic Proverbs, Daniel J. Treier

7. Death Together: Dietrich Bonhoeer on

Becoming the Church or Others, Joel

Lawrence

8. Dietrich Bonhoeer: Under the

Constraint o Grace, Charles Marsh

9. Bonhoeer and the End o the

Christian Academy, Keith L. Johnson

10. Bonhoeer’s Christological Take onVocation, Lori Brandt Hale

11. The Secret o Finkenwalde: Liturgical

Treason, Jim Belcher

E d i t e d b y K e i t h L . J o h n s o n

an d T i m o t h y L a r s e n

C o n t r i b u t o r s i n c l u d e J i m B e l c h e r , L o r i B r a n d t H a l e ,

J o e l L a w r e n c e , C h a r l e s M a r s h , S t e p h e n P l a n t ,

D a n i e l T r e i e r , R e g g i e W i l l i a m s , P h i l i p Z i e g l e r

B o n h o e f f e r ,

C h r i s t

a n d

C u l t u r e



33

One Bible, Many Versions Are All Translations Created Equal?

Dave Brunn

Dave Brunn has been an international Bible translator or many years. In this book,

he gives us a window into the inner workings o translation practice to help us sort

out the many competing claims or superiority among English Bible translations.

His proessional assessments and conclusions will be o great help to all who are

seeking truth in translation.

Saes isigt ito te tasatio pocess o a eades ad itepetes•

Povides a iqe esoce o pastos, stdets ad Bibe std eades•

Ato Iomatio Dave Brunn is dean o academics or New Tribes

Mission (NTM) USA Missionary Training Center. A missionary, translator

and educator, Brunn spent over twenty years in Papua New Guinea

where he served the Lamogai people through church planting, literacy

training and Bible translation and consultation. Among his works is a

complete translation o the New Testament into the Lamogai language.

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General

Maket/Adiece

Pastors•

Small group and campus ministry leaders•

Students at Bible colleges•

reated Tite

978-0-8308-3273-6, A User’s Guide to

Bible Translations

Cotets

Introduction

1. Unity and Division: Two Opposite

Byproducts o God’s Word

2. Form and Meaning: Innocent

Bystanders at the Center o the Debate

3. Ideal and Real: Where Theory Meets

Practice

4. What Is in a Word? More, and Less,

Than Meets the Eye

5. Criteria or Adjustment: Intentionality

Saeguards the Message

6. Divine Inspiration: Do Not Judge the

Logos by Its Cover

7. The Babel Factor: God Speaks in

Languages Other Than English

8. First-Century Translators: Setting

Precedents or Future Translators

9. The Pursuit o Faithulness: In the Eye

o the Beholder

10. The Heart o Unity: Embracing God’s

Principle o Interdependence

Appendix: Group Discussion Guide

“It is a joy to recommend this book to every

serious student o the Scriptures. I have

read through the whole book careully; the

author has done a tremendous amount o

research, looking at passage ater passage

in many English versions. . . . It is my

sincere hope that this book will have an

impact on many who think it is a worthwhile

endeavor to ight ellow believers over literal

translation(s).”

—Eis W. Deibe J., international

translation consultant, Wyclie Bible

Translators

One Bible,Many Versions Are All Translations Created Equal?

D V B u



34

Imitating God in ChristRecapturing a Biblical Pattern

Jason B. Hood

At a time when the call to imitate Jesus can be heard rom letist pundits and

moralizing preachers alike, Jason Hood oers a rereshing look at imitation on the

Bible’s terms. Drawing our attention to the practice that Paul taught “everywhere in

every church,” Hood’s study yields insights into the New Testament, the writings o

the church athers and even the concerns o contemporary Christian culture.

Caeges te otio tat imitatio is bibica ad moaistic•

Paces imitatio i istoica ad teoogica pespective•

Ato Iomatio Jason B. Hood (Ph.D., Highland Theological

College and University o Aberdeen) is currently an adjunct aculty

member at Reormed Theological Seminary in Washington, DC. He is

also the scholar-in-residence at Christ United Methodist Church and

director o Christ College Residency Program, an intensive discipleship

training program or college students.

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Testament

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reated Tites

978-0-8308-3541-6, Journey with Jesus

978-0-8308-3946-9, Spirituality

According to Paul

Cotets

Introduction

Pat I: What Paul Taught Everywhere

1. Idols o God

2. Imitators o God

3. Priests o God

4. Participating in the Work o God

Pat II: Imitating Jesus

5. The True Human, the Gospel and the

Gospels

6. Ambassadors, Apprentices and Agents

7. Family Resemblance and Paternity

Tests

8. Resurrection and Imitation

9. The Holy Spirit

10. The Apostle o Imitation

11. The Jesus Mirrors

Pat III: Imitating the Saints

12. A Community o Imitation

13. Objections, Obstacles and

Presuppositions or Imitation

Pat IV: Imitation Yesterday and Today

14. Imitation or Today’s Let, Right and

Center

15. A History o ImitationConclusion

Imitating God in ChristR e c a p t u R i n g a B i B l i c a l p at t e R n

J a s o n B . H o o d



35

Holy War in the BibleChristian Morality and an Old Testament Problem

Edited by Heath A. Thomas, Jeremy Evans, Paul Copan

The irst o its kind, this collection oers a comprehensive, constructive response

to the question o holy war and Christian morality rom an interdisciplinary perspec-

tive. By combining biblical, ethical, philosophical and theological insights, the

contributors oer a composite image o divine redemption that promises to take the

discussion to another level.

Icdes cotibtios om a iteatioa aa o scoas•

Edito Iomatio Heath A. Thomas (Ph.D., University o Gloucestershire, UK) is

assistant proessor o Old Testament & Hebrew at Southeastern Seminary in Wake

Forest, North Carolina.

Jeremy Evans (Ph.D., Texas A&M University) is associate proessor o philosophy

at Southeastern Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina. He is the author o The

Problem o Evil.

Paul Copan is the Pledger Family Chair o Philosophy and Ethics at Palm Beach

Atlantic University. He has written several books, including Creation Out o Noth-

ing: A Biblical, Philosophical and Scientiic Exploration.

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Testament

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Ephesians

978-0-8308-3826-4, God Behaving Badly

Cotets

Pat I: The Challenge o Holy War or

Christian Morality

1. Geth Allison & Reid Powell

2. Douglas S. Earl

Pat II: Old Testament Perspectives

3. Stephen B. Chapman

4. Heath A. Thomas

Pat III: New Testament Perspectives

5. Timothy G. Gombis

6. Alan Bandy

Pat IV: Biblical-Theological Perspectives

7. David Lamb

8. Douglas S. Earl

Pat V: Ethical & Philosophical Perspectives

9. Daniel R. Heimbach

10. Paul Copan & Matthew Flannagan

11. Glen Harold Stassen

12. Robert Stewart

Pat VI: Theological Perspectives

13. Murray Rae

14. Stephen N. Williams

Pat VII: Aterword

15. Jeremy Evans & Heath A. Thomas

holy war in the Bible

Christian Morality and

an Old Testament Problem

Ed iT Ed by

Heath A. Thomas,

Jeremy Evans and Paul copan



36

The God o the GospelRobert Jenson’s Trinitarian Theology

Scott R. Swain

new title in the strategic initiatives in evangelical theology series!

Scott R. Swain provides what might be the deinitive, critical reading o Robert Jen-

son’s trinitarian theology rom an evangelical perspective. Setting Jenson within the

larger story o the twentieth-century trinitarian revival, Swain proposes constructive

pathways back to a classical understanding o the Trinity.

Oes a costctive, evageica appoac to tiitaia teoog i igt o•

Scipte ad te isto o teoog

Exteds citiqe to Bce McComack, a pomiet evageica scoa wose•

teoog esembes Jeso’s

Ato Iomatio Scott R. Swain (Ph.D., Trinity Evangelical Divinity

School) is associate proessor o systematic theology at Reormed

Theological Seminary in Oviedo, Florida. His recent works include

Trinity, Revelation, and Reading: A Theological Introduction to the Bible

and its Interpretation and, with Andreas Köstenberger, Father, Son and

Spirit: The Trinity and John’s Gospel.

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Spirit

Cotets

Itodctio

1. The Question Stated

2. The State o the Question

Pat Oe

3. The Way o God’s Identity According to

the Old Testament

4. The Way o God’s Identity According to

the New Testament

5. The Triune Identity

Pat Two

6. “A Father to You”: God’s Fatherly Sel-

determination in the Covenant o Grace

7. Immanuel: The Son o God’s Sel-

identiication with Humanity in the

Incarnation

8. “Deluged with Love”: The Spirit and the

Consummation o Trinitarian Fellowship

Cocsio

9. Grace and Being: Bruce McCormack on

the Gospel’s God

Abot te Seies

Strategic Initiatives in Evangelical Theologyis a series o interdisciplinary monographs

addressing emerging and controversial

subjects in the evangelical community and

in the academy at large.

S t r a t e g i c i

n i t i a t i v e S i n e

v a n g e l i c a l

t h e o l o g y

t h e god o f

t h e go S p e l

r o b e r t J e n S o n ’ S

t r i n i t a r i a n t h e o l o g y

S c o t t r . S w a i n



37

God, Freedom and Human Dignity Embracing a God-Centered Identity in a Me-Centered Culture

Ron Highfeld

Ron Highield traces the genealogy o the modern sel rom Plato, Descartes and

Locke to Charles Taylor’s landmark Sources o the Sel. What emerges is a stark

portrait o the modern ideal o sel-governance and the crisis it provokes or a

Christian view o human identity, reedom and dignity ound in God.

Witte o ppe-divisio degadate ad begiig gadate stdets•

Daws o te semia woks o Caes Tao ad Aasdai MacIte•

Ato Iomatio Ron Highield (Ph.D., Rice University) is proessor

o religion at Pepperdine University in Malibu, Caliornia. He is the

author o Great is the Lord: Theology or the Praise o God and Barth

and Rahner: Toward an Ecumenical Understanding o Sin and Evil.

Highield is coauthor (with Gregory Boyd, Willliam Lane Craig and Paul

Helseth) o Four Views on Divine Providence.

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Anthropology

Maket/Adiece

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anthropology and moral philosophy

Readers o Charles Taylor•

Campus ministry leaders•

reated Tites

978-0-8308-3465-5, A Free People’s

Suicide

978-0-8308-3903-2, Incarnational

Humanism

Cotets

Preace

Pat I: The Me-Centered Sel

1. How the Me-Centered World Was Born

2. Deiance: The Promethean Dimension

o the Modern Sel

3. Subservience: The Religion o Idols,

Hypocrites and Hirelings

4. Indierence: A Study in

Thoughtlessness

5. The God o the Modern Sel

6. The Secret Aspirations o the Modern

Sel

7. Some Unwelcome Limits on Freedom

and Dignity

Pat II: The God-Centered Sel

8. The Sel-Giving God o the Gospel

9. The Irony o Divine “Weakness”

10. The Awakening Presence

11. A New Way o Being Human Being

12. The Divine Adoption

13. The Emergence o God-Centered

Identity14. The Freedom o the Children o God

15. God’s Love as the Ground and Measure

o Human Dignity

16. The Reconciliation o Heaven and

Earth

“I this book were pocket size you’d ind a

copy in my pocket.”

—Scot McKigt, Northern Seminary

God, Freedom &

Human DignityEmbracing a god-cEntErEd idEntity

in a mE-cEntErEd culturE

R o n H i g h f i e l d



38

Story-Shaped WorshipFollowing Patterns rom the Bible and History

Robbie F. Castleman

In Story-Shaped Worship, Robbie Castleman attempts nothing less than to uncover

the undamental shape o worship. Right worship, she argues, doesn’t require a

traditionalist return to earlier orms o church so much as a resh response to God

in light o the revealed patterns o worship we ind in the Bible and church history.

Imiates pattes o wosip om patistic, reomed ad cotempoa eas•

Icdes woksop sectios wit eve capte•

Ato Iomatio Robbie F. Castleman (D.Min., University o

Dubuque) is proessor o biblical studies and theology at John Brown

University in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. She is the author o the

Fisherman Bible Guides Miracles, Elijah, David and King David and the

IVP Connect LieGuide® Bible Study Peter.

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Sacraments

BISAC RELIGION / Christian Rituals &

Practice / Worship & Liturgy

Maket/Adiece


Worship team participants and leaders•

Pastors•

reated Tites

978-0-8308-2650-6, The Emergence o

the Church

978-0-8308-3520-1, Living the Christian

Year

Cotets

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Pat I: Biblical Patterns: Story-Shaped

Liturgy

1. Genesis and the Gospel: Worship in the

Beginnings

2. Worship and Identity: Yahweh and

Shâbath in the Torah, Prophets and

Gospels

3. ’Abad: Worship as Holy Service

4. The Shape o Biblical Worship

5. Worship by the Book

6. Worship and Holiness

7. Worship in Exile, Synagogues and the

Early Church

Pat II: Historical Patterns: the

Interpretations o Worship

8. Patristic Patterns or Christian

Worship: Clariying the Faith

9. Reormation Patterns or Christian

Worship: Recovering the Faith

10. Contemporary Patterns or ChristianWorship: Keeping the Faith

Glossary

For Further Reading

Topic Index

Scripture Index

Following Patterns

from the Bible

and History



39

Preaching the New Testament

Edited by Ian Paul, David Wenham

Editors Ian Paul and David Wenham present this collection o scholarly relec-

tions on preaching rom the New Testament. With an impressive cast o senior and

younger scholars, the book covers all the main texts and genres o the New Testa-

ment, adding key chapters on the inancy narratives, parables, miracles, archaeol-

ogy, hermeneutics and more.

Mies te best o new Testamet scoasip o se i te ppit•

Povides a compaio to• Reclaiming the Old Testament for Christian Preaching

Edito Iomatio Ian Paul is dean o studies at St. John’s College in Nottingham,

England. He chairs the Revelation Seminar at the annual British New Testament

Conerence.

David Wenham (Ph.D., Manchester) is vice principal and tutor o New Testament

at Trinity College, Bristol. He is the author o Paul: Follower o Jesus or Founder o

Christianity?

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Preaching

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978-0-8308-1286-8, The Parables o

Jesus

978-0-8308-3887-5, Reclaiming the Old

Testament or Christian Preaching

Cotets (ot fa)

Introduction, Ian Paul and David Wenham

1. Gospels, D. A. Carson

2. Inancy Narratives, R. T. France

3. Jesus’ Parables, Klyne Snodgrass

4. Miracles o Jesus, Stephen I. Wright

5. Sermon on the Mount, David Wenham

6. Acts o the Apostles, Christoph

Stenschke

7. Paul’s Letters, Justin K. Hardin and

Jason Maston

8. Pastoral Epistles, I. Howard Marshall

9. Hebrews, Charles A. Anderson

10. General Epistles, Mariam J. Kamell

11. The Book o Revelation, Ian Paul

12. Archaeology and History, Peter Oakes

13. New Testament Ethics, John Nolland

14. Hope and Judgment, Stephen Travis

15. Hermeneutics o Relationship, William

Olhausen

16. The “New Homiletic,” Helge

Stadelmann

17. The Gospel and the Gospels, Paul

Weston

“Here are the musings o nineteen dierent

scholars who present the challenges and

the beneits o these up-to-date ancient

writings that should persuade a pastor to

study the New Testament again or the irst

time.”

—haddo robiso, Gordon-Conwell

Theological Seminary

Preaching the

new testament

Edited by ian Paul & DaviD wenham



40

Virtuous MindsIntellectual Character Development

Philip E. Dow

Foreword by Jason Baehr

Teacher-administrator Philip E. Dow explores the implications o setting intel-

lectual character (rather than intellectual content ) at the heart o our educational

programs. With ample stories and practical suggestions, Dow shows how virtues like

tenacity, careulness and curiosity are teachable traits that can produce good lives.

Pesets a sod Cistia piosop o edcatio•

Icdes discssio gides ad ote esoces o edcatos•

reevat to edcatos i bot pbic ad pivate istittios•

Ato Iomatio Philip E. Dow (Ph.D., Cambridge University) is

superintendent o Rosslyn Academy in Nairobi, Kenya. Dow has over a

decade o classroom experience, teaching advanced courses in social

studies and history at the high school level. He is the author o “School

in the Clouds”: The Rit Valley Academy Story.

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Administrators•

Church leaders•

Homeschooling parents•

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978-0-8308-2273-7, Habits o the Mind

978-0-8308-3843-1, The Passionate

Intellect

Cotets

Acknowledgments

Foreword by Jason Baehr

Introduction

Pat I: The Seven Intellectual Virtues

Pat II: The Fruits o Intellectual Character

Pat III: Becoming People o Intellectual

Character

A Discussion Guide or University and

Church Groups

Appendices A-I

“Philip Dow demonstrates that moral

ailure is the result o deective intellectual

character. I wish this book could be taught

in every school in the world and read by

every parent.”

—Ga Capma, P.D., author o The Five

Love Languages

“As I read Dow’s book, I was struck with

what a resh and potent addition it would

make to a college or high school course on

critical thinking. . . . The book has an easy,

conversational style and is chock-ull o

vivid, discussable illustrations.”

—robet C. robets, Baylor University

“I would recommend this book to anyone

. . . who is involved in the cultivation o

spiritual ormation in the lives o young

people.”

—Daie Egee, Ed.D., vice president,

Association o Christian Schools

International

courage

carefulness tenacity fair-mindedness curiosity

honesty humility

Virtuous

Minds

Intellectual Character Development

Phlp E. dw

for

StudentS,

educatorS

& ParentS



41

Restoring the Shattered Sel A Christian Counselor’s Guide to Complex Trauma

Heather Davediuk Gingrich

Heather Davediuk Gingrich applies years o counseling experience to the sensitive

task o treating complex traumatic stress disorder (CTSD). Writing or pastors and

counselors who have not received training in complex trauma, Gingrich integrates

current trauma therapy research with Christian priorities such as prayer and spiri-

tual warare.

Fis gap i appied coseig iteate o tis we-eseaced topic•

Povides detaied gidace o codctig coseig sessios•

Ato Iomatio Heather Davediuk Gingrich (Ph.D., University o

the Philippines) is a counselor, scholar, teacher and ormer missionary.

She is currently associate proessor o counseling at Denver Seminary,

Littleton, Colorado. Gingrich is also a mental health consultant at

International Development and Educational Associates (IDEAS),

where she conducts short-term, mid-term and long-term mental health

evaluations o missionary candidates.

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Counseling & Recovery

Maket/Adiece

Counselors and therapists•

Pastors•


reated Tites

978-0-8308-2830-2, Integrative

Psychotherapy

978-0-8308-2793-0, The Reciprocating

Sel

Cotets

Acknowledgments

1. Shattered

2. Shattering the Sel: The Eects o

Trauma on Childhood Development

3. Rebuilding the Shattered Sel: The

Process o Counseling

4. Phase I: Saety and Stabilization

5. Phase II: Trauma Processing—

Integrating the Components o a

Traumatic Experience

6. Phase III: Consolidation and Resolution

7. Additional Treatment Considerations

or the Client with Dissociative Identity

Disorder

8. Spiritual Issues and Resources in the

Treatment o CTSD

9. Vicarious Traumatization and Building

Counselor Resilience

10. How the Church Can Help

Appendix: Dissociative Experiences Scale

Reerences

Rso

S Slf A Cs Coslo’s G

o Complx Tm

Heather Davediuk Gingrich



42

Christian Counseling Ethics A Handbook or Psychologists, Therapists and Pastors

Edited by Randolph K. Sanders

second edition!

Editor Randolph K. Sanders assembles a team o scholar-practitioners to orge a

comprehensive ethical approach to Christian counseling. Thoroughly revised and

updated throughout, this second edition acquaints readers with the many social,

clinical and legal issues that have emerged since the 1997 edition.

Witte b wokig teapists ad espected istctos, icdig Stato Joes,•

Eveett Wotigto J., Siag-yag Ta, James Asd, ricad Btma ad

Mak McMi

Appopiate o pastos as we as poessioa taied pscoogists•

Ato Iomatio Randolph K. Sanders, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist in

private practice in New Braunels, Texas. He is also executive director o CAPS, the

Christian Association or Psychological Studies.

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Counseling & Recovery

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Christianity

Cotets

1. Embracing Our Ethical Mandate

2. Psychotherapy and Christian Ethics

3. Qualiications o the Christian Mental

Health Proessional

4. Essential Elements or Ethical Counsel

5. Sexual Misconduct and the Abuse o

Power

6. Nonsexual Multiple Relationships

7. Ethics in Couples Therapy

8. The Child Client

9. Addressing Spiritual and Value Issues

in Therapy

10. The Sexual Minority Client

11. Clients with Chronic Conditions

12. Ethical Concerns in Culturally

Sensitive Practice

13. Business Ethics in Mental Health

Services

14. Pastors Who Counsel

15. Lay Counselor Training

16. Mixed Agency Dilemmas or

Proessionals in the Military and Other

Government Agencies

17. Ethics in University Counseling Centers

18. Ethics in Member Care: Toward anInternational Framework

19. Ethics in Providing Psychological First

Aid

20. Training Programs

21. A Model or Ethical Decision-Making

ChrstanCounselng Ethcs

A Hanook for Pschologsts,

Therapsts an Pastors

S e c o n d e d i t i o n

E d i T E d b y

Ranolph K. Saners



44

The New Shape o World Christianity How American Experience Reects Global Faith

Mark A. Noll

Old Testament Theology A Thematic Approach

Robin Routledge

now in paperback! 2010 christianity today book award winner!

now in paperback!

Adding complexity to older missiological arguments

about American global inluence, Mark Noll sug-

gests that how Americans have come to practice the

Christian aith is just as globally important as what

the American church has done in the world. Now in

paperback.

Ato Iomatio Mark A. Noll (Ph.D., Vanderbilt

University) is Francis McAnaney Proessor o History at

the University o Notre Dame. Some o his many books

include The Civil War as a Theological Crisis, Is the

Reormation Over? and The Rise o Evangelicalism.

Robin Routledge provides a substantial overview o the

central issues and themes in Old Testament theol-

ogy. For readers who want to dine on the meat o Old

Testament theology but do not have time to linger over

hors d’oeuvres and dessert. Now in paperback!

Ato Iomatio Robin Routledg e is senior lecturer

in Old Testament at Mattersey Hall in England. He

also teaches at the International Baptist Theological

Seminary in Prague and the Continental Theological

Seminary in Brussels.

M A R K A . N O L L

How American

Experience Refects

Global Faith

T H E N E W S H A P E O F

W O R L D C H R I S T I A N I T Y

Christianity

today BookAwArd

winner!

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A Tmatic Apprac

Robin Routledge

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“What happens when a superb scholar

who studies both North American religious

history and global Christianity decides to

bring those ields together, to understand

how each inorms the other? The answer isThe New Shape o World Christianity.”

—Piip Jekis, Christian Century,

October 20, 2009

6" x 9"

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BISAC RELIGION / Biblical Studies / Old

Testament

“This book will provide welcome orientation

or readers who ind the Old Testament

diicult, and will repay careul study.”

— J. Godo McCovie, proessor o

Old Testament studies, University o

Gloucestershire



46

Pocket Dictionary o the ReormedTradition

Kelly M. Kapic, Wesley Vander Lugt

new pocket dictionary!

The Pocket Dictionary o the Reormed Tradition oers brie and accurate deini-

tions o approximately three hundred key people, movements and ideas that make

up the Reormed tradition. Beginners will ind here a riendly guide through the

thicket o terms and ideas encountered in Reormed theology and history.

Povides cea deiitios o tems, ideas, movemets, peope i a A-to-Z omat•

Icdes a cassiied bibiogap o te eadig•

Ato Iomatio Kelly M. Kapic (Ph.D., King’s College, University

o London) is proessor o theological studies at Covenant College in

Lookout Mountain, Georgia. He is a contributing editor or Cultural

Encounters: A Journal or the Theology o Culture.

Wesley Vander Lugt is a Ph.D. candidate in theology, imagination and

the arts and adjunct lecturer in divinity at the University o St Andrews

in Scotland. In addition to working as a scholar and teacher, Wesley is

currently a youth worker with Holy Trinity Church in St Andrews.

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BISAC RELIGION / Christian Church /

History

Maket/Adiece

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978-0-8308-1458-9, Pocket Dictionary or

the Study o Biblical Hebrew

978-0-8308-1464-0, Pocket Dictionary or

the Study o New Testament Greek

978-0-8308-1465-7, Pocket Dictionary o

Apologetics & Philosophy o Religion


Biblical Studies


Church History

978-0-8308-1468-8, Pocket Dictionary

o Ethics


Liturgy & Worship 978-0-8308-1449-7, Pocket Dictionary o

Theological Terms

Cotets

Preace

Listings

Appendix

Abot te Seies

The IVP Pocket Reerence Series was

designed or students, pastors and other

busy people who want an aid to ormal or

inormal study. Brie, aordable and wildly

popular, these little books encompassa range o interests including biblical

languages, church history, apologetics,

contemporary religions, ethics, theology

and more.

Dcy reformeD

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Over 300 termsclearly & concisely defined

of the

K elly M. K api c &

W esley V and er l ugt

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47

Philippians, Colossians

Edited by Graham Tomlin

new title in the reformation commentary on scripture series!

In the latest volume in the Reormation Commentary on Scripture, editor Graham

Tomlin pulls together insights rom all over the reorming world—humanists, high

Calvinists and Puritans alike—to deliver a commentary on Philippians and Colos-

sians that reveals the heat and light o biblical engagement in the age o reorm.

Feates a weat o pima soce mateia, mc o wic was pevios•

avaiabe i Egis

Icdes i-dept bt accessibe vome itodctios ad idivida passage•

oveviews b a wod-cass reomatio scoa

Edito Iomatio Graham Tomlin is vice-principal and tutor in historical theology

and evangelism at Wyclie Hall, Oxord. He also served previously in a parish in

Exeter. Tomlin also wrote The Power o the Cross: Theology and the Death o Christ

in Paul, Luther and Pascal and The Provocative Church.

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New Testament

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Pastors•

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978-0-8308-2962-0, Ezekiel, Daniel

978-0-8308-2973-6, Galatians, Ephesians

978-0-8308-2951-4, Genesis 1—11

Cotets

Abbreviations

General Introduction

A Guide to Using This Commentary

Introduction to Philippians and Colossians

Commentary on Philippians

Commentary on Colossians

Appendix

Map o the Reormation

Timeline o the Reormation

Biographical Sketches o Reormation Era

Figures

Bibliography

Author Index

Scripture Index

Abot te Seies

Projected to be a twenty-eight-volume

biblical commentary, the Reormation

Commentary on Scripture series puts the

words o the Reormers directly into the

hands o the contemporary church. Each

volume will eature a mix o major and

minor voices rom the era, with many textsappearing or the irst time in English.

“[It] can only be likened to stumbling

into a group Bible study only to discover

that your ellow participants include some

o the most signiicant Christians o the

Reormation and post-Reormation era.”

—Sicai Fegso, First Presbyterian

Church, Columbia, South Carolina

New Testament

X I

Philippians,Colossians

edited by

Graham Tomlin

general editor

Timothy George

associate

general editor

Scott M. Manetsch



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The Message o Women

Derek Tidball, Dianne Tidball

new title in the bible speaks today bible theme series!

Derek and Dianne Tidball deuse the polemics surrounding gender in Christian wit-

ness with a rereshing irsthand look at the role o women in the Bible. Beginning

with a distinction between creation and new creation perspectives, the authors ex-

amine women under the old covenant, women under the new covenant and women

in the early church.

Povides scoa expositio o a age o Od ad new Testamet texts•

Icdes a std gide•

Ato Iomatio Derek Tidball is visiting scholar at Spurgeon’s College, London.

He is the author o The Reality o Christ: The Message o Colossians or Today,

Skilul Shepherds: Explorations in Pastoral Theology and commentaries in the Bible

Speaks Today Series.

Dianne Tidball is currently the regional minister (team leader) o the East Midlands

Baptist Association. She is the author o the Crossway Bible Guides Peter and Jude

and John’s Letters.

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Women•

recet Tites i te Seies

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Holiness

Cotets

Pat I: Foundations

1. Women as the Image o God

2. Women and the Fall o Humanity

3. Women and the New Creation

Pat II: Women Under the Old Covenant

4. Family Women

5. Victimized Women

6. Leading Women

7. Resolute Women

8. Prophetic Women

9. Passionate Women

10. Capable Women

Pat III: Women in the Kingdom

11. Women in the Lie o Jesus

12. Women in the Encounters o Jesus

13. Women in the Teaching o Jesus

14. Women as Disciples o Jesus

Pat IV: Women in the New Community

15. Women in Action

16. Women in Prayer

17. Women in Worship

18. Women in Marriage

19. Women in Leadership

20. Women in Widowhood

Abot te Seies

Each volume o the Bible Speaks Today

Themes series ocuses on the message

o key biblical texts supporting a acet o

Christian doctrine. Edited by Derek Tidball.

“I have ound The Bible Speaks Today

volumes inspirational and scholarly, and o

enormous practical uses.”

—Stepe Gakoge, University o

Aberdeen

DEREK & DIANNE TIDBALL

T H E B I B L E

S P E A K S T O D A Y

BIBLE THEMES SERIES EDITOR

DEREK TIDBALL

TH E M E S S A G E O F

WOMEN



49

Jeremiah and Lamentations

Hetty Lalleman

new title in the tyndale old testament commentary series!

Liting out the understated themes o love, grace, promise and renewal in Jeremiah

and Lamentations, this commentary by Hetty Lalleman opens our eyes to an impor-

tant chapter in salvation history.

Cotibtes a ew vome to te cassic Tdae Commeta Seies•

Coties te Tdae taditio o eadabe, pasto-ocsed scoasip•

Icdes itodctio, aasis ad sectio-b-sectio commeta o eac book•

Ato Iomatio Hetty Lalleman is tutor in Old Testament studies at Spurgeon’s

College, London. She is the author o Celebrating the Law? Rethinking Old

Testament Ethics, and is on the advisory board or an Old Testament commentary

series in Dutch, to which she has contributed a volume on Jeremiah. Her Ph.D.

thesis was titled Jeremiah in Prophetic Tradition.

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Jeemia

Introduction

1. God’s Prophet

2. Historical Background

3. The Relationship Between the Hebrew

and the Greek Text

4. How Did the Book o Jeremiah

Originate?

5. The Verb šûb

6. Two Sets o Metaphors

7. Further Literary Features

8. “Falsehood” in the Book o Jeremiah

9. The “Conessions” and the Suering o

the Prophet

10. The Oracles Against the Nations

11. Inluences rom Hosea and Amos

12. The New Covenant

13. Jeremiah in the New Testament

14. Division o the Book

Analysis

Commentary

lametatios

Introduction

1. Authorship and Date

2. Laments

3. Theological ThemesAnalysis

Commentary

Aterword

Abot te Seies

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Hetty Lalleman

Jeremiah

and

Lamentations



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Recent Releases

Te At o Pastoig

Leading us well beyond the niceties o sel-

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pulls back the veil on the actual pastorate—

the one with roots in the soil o lie. In this

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o the pastor as a “parable o Jesus.”

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Opening up the mechanics o an essential

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yield the most ruit.

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A Book o Paes

In the spirit o the Book o Common Prayer,

Arthur A. R. Nelson provides a new collection

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weather the many seasons o ministry.

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Cist O recocie

The Third Lausanne Congress in Cape

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major presentations rom this landmark event.

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Commeta o Jo

David R. Maxwell renders a service to stu-

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alike. The rst complete English translation

o Cyril o Alexandria’s Commentary on John

since the nineteenth century, this volume

unveils one o the brightest lights in the Alex-

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Deepeig te So o Jstice

Bethany H. Hoang introduces the concepts

and practices that enable International Justice

Mission team members to maintain spiritual

vitality in the ace o the world’s injustices.

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Deteoom/hebews

In this new Understanding the Books o the

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groups into an eye-opening study o two books

that, despite their very dierent places in the

biblical canon, tell a unied story o God’s

covenant with his people.

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Expoig te reigio o Aciet Isae

Aaron Chalmers examines the major religious

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and social world o ancient Israel.

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God ad Evi

Leading thinkers in Christian philosophy

and apologetics take on the problem o evil

and suering. Essays rom Paul Copan, Gary

Habermas, Greg Ganssle and others provide

rst-rate critical engagement with the New

Atheists and oer grounds or condence in

the God who is “acquainted with grie.”

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God & Moait

Editor R. Keith Lotin moderates as propo-

nents o our views on the nature o morality

(two Christian and two atheist/agnostic) state

their case, respond to the others and then

provide a response. Views include: naturalist

moral nonrealism, naturalist moral realism,

moral essentialism and moral particularism.

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hadbook o Batteed leades

Using Paul’s second letter to the Corinthian

church as a “classic management case

study,” Janis and Wesley Balda identiy the

contributing actors to organizational confict,

particularly in ministry. Here’s hope and

direction or leaders who eel trapped in toxic

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Itegeeatioa Cistia Fomatio

Holly Catterton Allen and Christine Lawton

Ross oer a complete ramework or inten-

tional intergenerational Christian ormation in

the church. With sound theory and case studies

o existing congregations, this book oers

hope that worship, learning, community and

service can all be achieved intergenerationally.

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Itepetig Deteoom

David Firth and Philip Johnston edit this new

collection rom the vanguard o Old Testament

studies. Beginning with the unique literary

and theological dimensions o Deuteronomy,

these essays open up the major approaches,

issues and debates occupying today’s best

evangelical interpreters.

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Isaia

In this new Understanding the Books o the

Bible guide, Christopher R. Smith leads

groups through the book o Isaiah without

chapter and verse divisions to show how the

prophet’s oracles pointed ahead to Jesus, the

suering servant and returning king.

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A Jigsaw Gide to Makig Sese o te

Wod

Alex McLellan imparts his well-traveled jigsaw

method or worldview construction. It’s a

rereshing apologetic that empowers potential

truth-tellers to begin piecing their worldview

together—trusting that the ragments o

truth you set in place today will become the

outlines o a ar greater picture.

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Te lie ad Witess o Pete

Larry R. Helyer embarks on a comprehensive

study o a much-neglected gure in New

Testament studies. Reconstructing Peter’s lie,

theology and legacy rom evidence in 1 and

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texts rom the early church, Helyer renders a

service or students o the New Testament.

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Te lie o te Bod

Reminding us that Jesus too had a body,

Valerie Hess and Lane Arnold discuss how we

relate as physical beings in a physical world

and what eect this has on our inner lie.

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Makig A Tigs new

Modern-day abolitionist R. York Moore vividly

describes the cause o global justice as the

great dream o God. Revisiting the biblical

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make the neccesary connections between the

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Mappig te Oigis Debate

This unique textbook by Gerald Rau surveys

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explain the origins o creation, lie, species

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account o the debate as a whole, Rau equips

students with critical tools or evaluating the

individual philosophies o science in play.

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Miseadig Scipte wit Weste Ees

E. Randolph Richards and Brandon J. O’Brien

expose the mistaken cultural assumptions

Western readers oten bring to the Bible.

Identiying nine areas where commonplaces o

modern Western thought diverge with the text,

the authors ask us to reconsider long-held

opinions about our most beloved book.

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Te reveatio to Jo

Stephen S. Smalley demonstrates the ruitul-

ness o reading John’s Apocalypse like a

two-act drama with a “marked sevenold pat-

terning.” His theological and literary analysis

o the Greek text puts Revelation squarely in

the hands o contemporary readers.

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rewiig yo Peacig

Richard H. Cox calls on the best o modern

neuroscience to demonstrate the power o

preaching with the brain in mind. Arguing

that the sermon is a highly charged cognitive

event, Cox explains the role o brain stimuli

in such crucial pastoral tasks as delivering

comort and provoking moral action.

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Socia Pscoog i Cistia Pespective

Angela M. Sabates makes ull use o the

unique view o human persons coming down

to us rom the Christian tradition, demonstrat-

ing its proound implications or the study o

social psychology. She highlights Christian

contributions to questions rom the dynamics

o persuasion to the psychology o violence.

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Spiita Waae i Missio

Veteran missionaries Mary Anne and Jack

Voelkel expose the dynamics o spiritual war-

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to take practical, prayerul steps toward

spiritual victory.

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Sto o Stoies

In this narrative overview o the Bible, Karen

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contribute to the Bible’s overarching story o

redemption.

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Te Swedis Ateist, te Scba Dive ad

Ote Apoogetic rabbit Tais

Come eavesdrop on a caeinated debate

between Randal Rauser and his atheist

riend. As we ollow them down rabbit trails

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a paradigm shit in apologetics—where a

amiliar quibble over terms becomes a mutual

apprenticeship with the truth.

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Te te Tt

In this revised ourth edition o his classic

evangelistic work, Will Metzger calls or a

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Metzger’s impassioned pragmatic approach

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eager to communicate the whole gospel.

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Teoog o Bette Coseig

Seeking an adequate response to the

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the practice o counseling. Her “trinitarian

refections” will be o interest to students and

practitioners alike.

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Te uodig Mste o te Divie name

In this eloquent meditation, Michael Knowles

leads us progressively through the acets

o God’s name as it is disclosed in Exodus

34:5-9. He sounds the depths o the passage

in its original setting, listening or its echoes

elsewhere in Scripture and in the rabbinic and

Islamic traditions.

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A Vioet Gace

Michael Card refects on what it means

or Christians that our savior comes to us

on a cross. Card combs the Old Testament

prophecies and Gospel accounts o Jesus’

sel-sacrice, seeking a renewed vision o the

cross—that inconceivable meeting place o

violence and grace.

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A Vioet Gace Msic CD

For many years Michael Card has refected on

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This new live recording brings together many

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Waitig o God

These eight studies by Juanita Ryan help you

draw near to God in times o uncertainty and

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group through signicant moments o waiting

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the dynamics o such times and learn to hear

God’s call to rest in his timing.

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Weste Cistias i Goba Missio

Missions specialist Paul Borthwick brings an

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Wat Jess Stated

Revealing the inner dynamics o Jesus’ work

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Spirit-led individuals like you and me.

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yeaig o Moe

In this mannered tour through literature,

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yo Mid’s Missio

Greg Jao addresses common myths that result

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