God Still Speaks
$10.60The Key to Effective Discipleship
Learn to hear God’s voice and live a life of obedience.
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Jesus’ Journey to the Cross
$12.99Discussions of Jesus’ words and actions as he went to the cross are fairly common. What about the other players? How do their reactions connect to the critical, final action of Jesus? Dr. William Powell Tuck, who has previously written about the centrality of the cross in Christian faith (The Church Under the Cross), and…
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Restless Spirit
$6.99The Holy Spirit from a Process Perspective
The biblical picture of the Spirit is one of action, change, and renewal. Are you ready to join this joyous adventure?
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The Garden
$14.99What will Kamden learn next? Gardening, that’s what! In this book he learns something about how a human plants a garden but also learns about the Divine gardener. The books in the Kamden Faith Journey series are designed to introduce spiritual topics in a simple and basic way, both in terms of vocabulary and structure,…
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A Holy Mystery: Taking Apart the Trinity
$6.99A pastor says, “If you think you understand the trinity, you’ve probably fallen into heresy.” An expert in biblical studies says, “The trinity is one of the best ways ever invented to say, ‘We don’t have a clue!’” Many people say the trinity is not found in the Bible, so what is it doing as…
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Creation: The Christian Doctrine
$12.99A comprehensive look at theological considerations regarding creation and origins.
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Process Theology and Celtic Wisdom
$6.99The Christian life is a holy adventure. Bruce Epperly has opened up that adventure to everyone in his previous books Process Theology, Process Spirituality, and Process and Ministry. Now he connects this adventure to ancient roots in Celtic spirituality. This book takes a meditative, experiential approach to the complex, often difficult topic of process theology and brings it to life for…
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Reframing a Relevant Faith
$12.99Many people expect faith to be inflexible and unchanging. It is relevant because it always has been, at least to them. To admit change is to bring on the end of faith and all of its benefits. Others believe that a relevant faith is by nature shallow and unrooted. Author and educator Drew Smith disagrees….