The Evangelical Faith: The Doctrine of God and of Christ v. 2

Religion & Spirituality

Helmut Thielicke

Christian Books & Bibles

Smyth & Helwys Pub

Studies in Acts

Smith, T. C.

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Research in Religious Education

Leslie J. Francis

William K Kay

William S Campbell

The Gospel According to John (Regent's Study Guides, 1)

Kreitzer, L. Joseph

God and the Art of Seeing: Visual Resources for a Journey of Faith (Regent's Study Guides, 11)

<p>The authors of this book invite us to accompany them in walking around an imaginary gallery which exhibits the work of six artists -- Edvard Munch, Marc Chagall, Stanley Spencer, Georgia O'Keeffe, Jacob Lawrence and Vincent Van Gogh. Along the way the authors draw widely on their own experience, essentially one of joy in the presence of visual forms -- pictures, sculptures, landscapes, seascapes and city-scapes, and other memorable art-objects. Their conviction is that too much Western Christianity, with its strong emphasis on words, creeds and doctrines, has forgotten just how important the visual can be for human development; we 'look and see' long before we 'speak and hear with understanding'. The authors urge that the same seeing-skills used on a tour of a gallery are those also needed for the 'spiritual' journey, as we seek to discover God's elusive presence in the world around us. Their hope is that, through looking carefully at the work of these six artists, readers will find fr</p>

Kidd, Richard

Sparkes, Graham

Studies in Acts (Kerygma & Church Ser)

Interpreting Isaiah for Preaching and Teaching (Kerygma and Church Series)

Is the role of clergy best defined by power or by servanthood? Does the laity have a substantive or a decorative place in the mission of the church? Will the clergy let go of the church and trust it to a laity who alone can incarnationally live out her mission? Priests to Each Other raises these and other questions, urging laity and clergy to rethink life in the local church.  Carlyle Marney possessed the uncanny ability to see just beyond the horizon and anticipate issues churches would soon face. Who could have imagined when this book was first published all that would occur in Baptist life during the latter half of the twentieth century? Ahead of his time, Marney challenged us to embrace the priesthood of all believers.

Priests to Each Other

Carlyle, Marney

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Apostasy: A Study in the Epistle to the Hebrews and in Baptist History

Moody, Dale

<p>Perhaps better remembered for his revolutionary Epistle to the Romans and his monumental Church Dogmatics, Karl Barth is also to be remembered for his brave stance of faith opposing the tyranny of the Nazi regime. The Swiss theologian who affected the shape of all twentieth century theology as the "Father of Neo-orthodoxy," also clearly articulated an understanding of the Church's relationship to the State that continues to inform those who refuse to surrender to Caesar the things that are God's. Now one of Barth's most important statements about these issues is again available to a new generation of Christians who continue the struggle against oppression and threats to religious liberty. "At all times and in changing situation he (Barth) sought to speak and act responsible under the lordship of Jesus Christ... At several points Barth's interpretation of Scripture calls us to a reconsideration of our own heritage relating to the separation of Church and State." — from the introduction by David L. Mueller</p>

Church and State (Church Classics Series)

Howe, G. Ronald

BARTH, KARL

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