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New Books for Fall 2009 Accompany Them with Singing—The Christian Funeral
Bonhoeffer for Armchair Theologians
Democratizing Biblical Studies:
Eccentric Existence: A Theological Anthropology
Imperfect Believers:
World Religions in America, Fourth Edition
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Veteran preacher Tom Long gives us a helpful guide for understanding, planning, and conducting meaningful and theologically sound funerals.
Haynes and Hale present an engaging introduction to the life and thought of contemporary theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
Elizabeth Schüssler Fiorenza provocatively argues for a democratic pedagogical model in graduate biblical education that fosters collaboration, participation, and critical engagement.
Presenting David Kelsey's long-anticipated theological study of the question, What does it mean to be a human being?
This completely revised leader's guide includes new studies for recent episodes of the popular show and a session plan based on The Simpsons feature film.
Renowned hymn writer Brian Wren helps us understand how music helps us honor God in a truly beautiful way in the latest addition to WJK's For Today series.
Susan E. Hylen insightfully argues that the characters in the Gospel of John are complex and ambiguous characters that serve an important literary function.
The inaugural work for this exciting expansion of the best-selling Interpretation commentary series is Patrick Miller's study of the Ten Commandments in light of modern-day issues.
Serene Jones provides a cutting-edge study on the theological aspects of trauma and its aftermath.
Neusner's popular undergraduate textbook has been thoroughly updated to reflect important changes and events, and includes several new features.
Kimberly Bracken Long describes how worship leaders can enhance their message by using their bodies, eyes and ears, lips, hands, feet, and heart.