Written in an intimate, personal style, Finding Our Way Home draws on powerful insights from psychology, Christian spirituality, and theology to explore the human longing for home, a spiritual plac…
Redemption from suffering and sin is a central tenet of Christian faith. today's eucharistic proclamation of the mystery of faith has resoundedn throught the centuries. "Lord, by your cross and re…
The story of the Bible begins with God. In the beginning, God created the universe. God is not a part of the universe as a mere power but is a separate and independent creator who willfully and del…
When Matthew's wife Charlotte is kidnapped, his world is thrown into chaos. Who has taken her - and why? There are no demands made for her release, just a threat that if he calls the police, Charlo…
By the time a Christian reaches young adulthood, he is likely to be quite familiar with every major story in the Bible, but not from having studied them in any particular order. Ask an average Bibl…
The book is replete with biblical verses, and cross references, supporting the thread of the writers thoughts.It has been a sheer delight for me to be aquatinted with professor Sauer's writings. I …
The doctrine of Redemption among the early Fathers has never received the attention by scholars which it deserves. The reasons for this neglect are many and various. Scholars primarily concerned wi…
This interdisciplinary study, representing a wide and range of academic disciplines, comes from an international and ecumenical meeting of twenty-one scholars held in New York at Easter 2003; the R…
In his three-volume exposition of the Westminster confession of faith, the author writes with both insight into current issues and clarity for lay readers, The resulting commentary will long serve …