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Argues that because individuals, institutions, and societies are so profoundly connected and inter-related, every decision of consequence has a ripple effect. This work is an exploration of leadership in troubled and troubling times.

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Argues that, whether we like it or not, people acting for the glory of God have formed our modern culture. This book shows that the Christian conception of God resulted - almost inevitably and for the same reasons - in the Protestant Reformation, the rise of modern science, the European witch-hunts, and the Western abolition of slavery.

Explores the rich diversities of our world, ranging from a natural history of sand to the rise of Hasidic thought to the eternal questions of God, evil, individuality, and time.

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In Brian Houston's book,For This I Was Born, he says that to know the Cause of Christ is to understand why you were born, to know what you are living for, and to decide what you are prepared to die for.

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For Worshipers Only is a book that will take you deeper into worship through biblical and practical illustrations expounded in the book to encourage Christ centered worship and teach us how to worship the King of kings.

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This book argues that Black Americans who advocate for using force against white supremacy have echoed concepts and principles in the Western just war tradition.

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Where and why does Luke include references in Acts to Graeco-Roman gods and religious practices How do these explicit and implicit mentions relate to other literature, inscriptions and artifacts from the same period Through a close and informative reading of seven key texts in Acts, Kauppi analyses the appearances of Graeco-Roman.

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Women have 'fallen' in love with Jesus and learned to 'live' in love with Him, now it's time to study the depths of that love. Based on the Gospel of John, this study explores the seven descriptions of Jesus

Ostyn, a beloved adoption writer and blogger, shares---alongside stories from other adoptive families---the practical tools and resources she uses to thrive as an adoptive mom.

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This book describes and analyzes Muhasibi's and Nursi's accounts of what it means to live an authentically Muslim ethical life. It documents and examines the discursive practice, reflectivity, dynamism and complexity involved in living properly as a Muslim individual and social being.

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This book describes and analyzes Muhasibi's and Nursi's accounts of what it means to live an authentically Muslim ethical life. It documents and examines the discursive practice, reflectivity, dynamism and complexity involved in living properly as a Muslim individual and social being.

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Only by finding a way to be free of the past, can we live fully. The Christian belief is that we do this by forgiveness. This volume discusses the how and why of forgiveness, seeking to help the reader understand the meaning of the death of Jesus and how it helps us to forget and live.

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Stephanie Dowrick's most loved best-seller reexamines the six great humane virtues - courage, fidelity, restraint, generosity, tolerance and forgiveness virtues - that can literally transform the way we see ourselves and other.

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An international group of theologians considers the importance of forgiveness and truth in the modern world.

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Writing from an explicitly feminist point of view, Kathryn Norlock discusses the importance of attending to gender when analyzing and recommending forgiveness and self-forgiveness. A new preface for the 2018 edition reflects on the additional complexities to the question of forgiveness posed by the #MeToo movement and white supremacist violence.

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The last 20 years have seen the development of a growing body of psychological literature on the long-neglected subject of forgiveness. Forgiveness has been widely regarded as a purely religious construct, and its associations with a 'neurotic; Christianity perhaps led to its exile from the consulting room.