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A collection of essays and assessments that attempt to discern the significance of the 2006 document 'Nature and Mission of the Church from the World Council of Churches', thereby offering doctrinal, theological and hermeneutical perspectives and analysis on its formation and content.

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Rabbi Curt Landry, founding pastor of House of David Ministries, reveals how understanding the Jewish roots of Christianity leads to a more vibrant, secure, and powerful Christian walk.

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Moves through five hundred years of history and concludes with the question of whether today's church is a liberating church or a church in decay.

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This text looks at the place where nature and religion come together, and explores how this operates in contemporary life and thinking.

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Recovering from Biblical Manhood and Womanhood presents a critique and an alternative to the push for biblical womanhood and biblical manhood today, focusing on the reciprocity of the male and female voices in Scripture, the covenantal aspect to Bible reading and interpretation, and bearing the fruit of that in our church life.

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Framed as a captivating dialogue between Shane Claiborne, a progressive young evangelical, and Tony Campolo, a seasoned pastor and professor of sociology,Red Letter Revolutionis a life-altering manifesto for any Christian. It is a call to a lifestyle that considers first and foremost Jesus explicit, liberating message of sacrificial love.

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Cullinan constructs a new understanding of redemption rooted in women's stories of struggle, hope, and enduring love.

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Examining environmental theology, this text looks at how Christianity has responded to the environmental crisis over three decades. Topics include: process theology, taking the philosophy of Whitehead and theologizing it; the cosmology of Thomas Berry; ecofeminism; and liberation theologians.

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Offers a discussion of Messianism as a topic of political and religious commitment and controversy. This book serves as a contribution to the history of ancient Judaism and Christianity, of the complex and often problematic relationship between them, and of the conflicting loyalties.

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A deeply and passionately argued examination of the inextricably bound natures of personal identity and atonement.

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In Rediscovering the Holy Spirit, author, pastor, and theologian Mike Horton introduces readers to the neglected person of the Holy Spirit, showing that the work of God's Spirit is far more ordinary and common than we realize. Horton argues that we need to take a step back every now and again to focus on the Spirit himself.

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In Redwoods and Whales, Phil Joel makes a passionate plea to a new generation of believers to not get beached in their faith, but rather get planted like mighty a redwood. By unlocking key Scriptures, Joel shows the peril of wandering away from the pod and the unending pleasures under the canopy of Gods amazing Redwoods.

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Teachings on meditation and Buddhist philosophy from the Western nun portrayed in Vicki Mackenzie's best-selling biography, Cave in the Snow.

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Indispensable introduction to the complexities and many denominations of Scottish church history.

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Learn how to achieve intentional parenting. Everything important in life requires planning. And every mom knows her greatest legacy, the truest expression of her heart and hope for the world, is bound up in the way she raises her child. With a perspective rich in faith and tested by life, join Hickem and learn how to achieve regret-free parenting!

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What would cause a proclaimed prophet to run away from everything he called home and dodge the unyielding God of his tribe In "Reimagining Jonah" Doug Wheeler reframes the familiar bible story as one of heroism and self-actualization.

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