Donald A Leggett has been an integral member of Tyndale College and Seminary for more than 35 years Beginning in 1964 as Professor of Old Testament at Ontario Bible College he became a founding faculty member of Ontario Theological Seminary in 1976

Teach Me Your Paths: Studies in Old Testament Literature and Theology

Religion & Spirituality

Jeffrey P. Greenman

Religious Studies

Clements Pub

In the wake of the horrific events of Sept. 11, 2001 the need to understand the relationship among the world's great monotheistic religions has taken on a new and crucial importance. In THREE FAITHS, ONE FATHER Arthur Lee compares and contrasts the fundamental features of Judaism, Christianity and Islam?

Three Faiths, One Father: Judaism, Christianity, and the Challenge of Islam

Lee, Arthur Paterson

Christian Books & Bibles

Written specifically for the person asking, "How did we get our Bible?" this book explains how we got our Bible, addressing the subjects of revelation, inspiration, inerrancy, authority, canonization, textual criticism, translations, and errors-apparent or real. Rather than isolated independent topics, this book provides a chart that demonstrates the interrelationship between the topics and offers questions for further study and discussion with each chapter. WILLIAM J. McRAE is President Emeritus of Tyndale College &amp; Seminary in Toronto, Canada. He is also the author of _The Dynamics of Spiritual Gifts_, _Preparing for your Marriage_, and _Making a Good Thing Better_.

A Book to Die for: A Practical Study Guide on How Our Bible Came to Us

McRae, William J.

What does it mean to be human? In Christ Can Make You Fully Human Kenneth C. Kinghorn rejects both the over-optimistic view of human potential that runs rampant in secular humanism, and the over-pessimistic view held by some Christians. With biblical insight he clearly shows how we may discover in Jesus an image of humanity that promises to fulfill the longings and hungers native to every human spirit. Jesus Christ is not merely our example, but he becomes our very life: "When Christ's Spirit comes to dwell within us, we become genuinely human for the first time in our lives . Both the self-exalting demands for human autonomy espoused by secularism and the various mystical attempts to erase the self result not in freedom, but in bondage. True liberty results when the human spirit comes into union with the Holy Spirit." Kenneth C. Kinghorn (Ph.D., Emory University) is professor of church history and historical theology at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. An inspiring speaker on the Holy Spirit and the Christian life, Dr. Kinghorn is in constant demand as a conference speaker and on college and university campuses. He is the author of numerous books including Fresh Wind of the Spirit, Gifts of the Spirit, Discovering Your Spiritual Gifts, The Gospel of Grace, and The Heritage of American Methodism. He is also editor of John Wesley's Standard Sermons in Modern English (3 volumes).

Christ Can Make You Fully Human

Kinghorn, Kenneth Cain

"In the course of his teaching, Jesus compared the Holy Spirit's working to the wind: 'You hear the sound of it, but you do not know whence it comes or whither it goes' (John 3:8). Although the source of the wind lies beyond human understanding, its effects can clearly be seen all around us." Using heartwarming, firsthand illustrations, Kenneth C. Kinghorn unfolds a clear explanation of the Spirit-filled life. Through the Holy Spirit there is unending joy and comfort meant for every individual who is earnest and receptive to a spiritual revival. The author points out that life today brings many demands upon us. Each of us admits that we need "something beyond ourselves. We want solutions that reach down to the root issues of life and offer meaning to us in the inner sanctuary of our souls." Fresh Wind of the Spirit provides an answer for those seeking a renewed zest to live in our hectic and often impersonal world.

Fresh Wind of the Spirit

Worship & Devotion

Current textbooks which introduce students to a reading knowledge of French are usually designed for the Arts and Sciences. This textbook is designed to fill the gap for persons of religious persuasion. The exercises introduce vocabulary from Christian liturgy, various translations of the Bible and French religious history and theology. For research purposes, a comprehensive summary of French grammar and principles of translation are provided for accurate translation from French into English. The second edition is complete with answer key in an appendix.

Reading French: A Guide for Students of Religion and Theology

Ritch, K. Janet

Technology has advanced more in recent decades than in any other era in human history. As Christians, how should we approach science and technology? In Faith and Hope in Technology, Egbert Schuurman offers a responsible and biblical approach to working in the areas science and technology, shedding light on the nature, benefits and problems of Western technology from within his profound commitment to a biblical understanding of human life under God. "Dr. Schuurman's Faith and Hope in Technology . will be of significant help to those Christians who are struggling with issues raised by biotechnology, cybernetics, and the increasing technological character of contemporary life." -Charles C. Adams, Dordt College "Schuurman offers a much needed prophetic critique of the autonomous development of modern technology. Carefully documenting the pervasive character of the scientific technical quest for utility and control, he arrives at the inescapable conclusion that modern technology does not deliver the promised freedom of redemption, but instead enslaves us and degrades the society in which we live. Drawing on the best insights of the Reformational tradition, this fine exposition offers a viable alternative." -Hans Boersma, Trinity Western University EGBERT SCHUURMAN is Professor in Reformational Philosophy at the Technological Universities of Delft and Eindhoven and at the Agricultural University of Wageningen, Netherlands. He is also a member of the Senate of the Dutch Parliament. His other books include Technology and the Future: A Philosophical Challenge (1980); Christians in Babel (1987); The Future: Our Choice or Gods Gift? (1990).

Faith And Hope In Technology

Schuurman, Egbert

Christian Living

This book is intended as a resource and training tool for multicultural ministry practitioners and other professional Christians working in an urban ministry context. Along with the growing interest in the intentional development of multicultural congregations there is also a significant lack of practical resources to support such ministry. Dan Sheffield brings a missiologist's perspective to this discussion that has been shaped by experience in North America's multi-ethnic reality, by church planting experience in urban South Africa and by ongoing work with pastors in multi-ethnic megacities as diverse as Manila, Mumbai, and Budapest. The Multicultural Leader specifically deals with the role of congregational leadership in embedding the multicultural vision as a way of "seeing." The author draws from social theory, biblical studies, theological reflection, leadership studies, social research and intercultural communication skills to develop a profile of leaders necessary to initiate and sustain the multicultural congregation. The author's conclusion is that leaders in multi-ethnic congregations must move through a personal development process from ethnocentrism to ethno-relativism in order to truly serve as enablers of multicultural congregations. Dan Sheffield is Director of Global and Intercultural Ministries for the Free Methodist Church in Canada. He has served as a church-planting pastor in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa and adjunct lecturer at the Evangelical Seminary of Southern Africa, where he taught spiritual formation and conflict resolution to a multi-ethnic student body.

The Multicultural Leader: Developing A Catholic Personality

Sheffield, Dan

Book by Mitchell, L., Cook, Arnold C.

Liberty in Jesus: Evil Spirits and Exorcism in Biblical Perspective

Mitchell, L.

Cook, Arnold C.

In this book the two authors recount the pilgrimages of understanding that have led them from the young-earth, "scientific creationist" position they were taught in their youths to new perspectives on what it can mean to believe in God as Creator. Dr. Godfrey describes the field work he has done as a descriptive paleontologist and the successive paradigm shifts that his discoveries led him through as he sought new ways to understand what he had been taught in light of the evidence he was uncovering. Dr. Smith describes how the integration of his background and training in literary studies with his work in biblical interpretation similarly led him to a new way of understanding the Bible, especially the early chapters of Genesis. The book as a whole presents an alternative way of understanding how the Bible and natural history relate to one another. Dr. Godfrey and Dr. Smith have both given seminars and presentations on the topic of this book in church and academic settings. This book will be of personal interest and practical use to college students and college-educated adults who have evangelical or fundamentalist backgrounds and who are seeking to integrate the study of the Bible with a commitment to academic and scientific inquiry.

Paradigms on Pilgrimage: Creationism, Paleontology and Biblical Interpretation

Smith, Christopher R.

Godfrey, Stephen J.

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