Novedades

Does God invite women to fully participate in all the assemblies of God? Among churches of Christ, the voices of women are typically silent and excluded from visible leadership in assemblies gathered for prayer and praise. In this book, John Mark Hicks tells the story of his own journey to understand how women have served God throughout the unfolding drama of Scripture. John Mark describes his movement from the exclusion of the voices of women and their leadership in the assembly to a limited inclusion, and finally to the full inclusion of those voices and their leadership. Along the way, ...

The evangelical church is hemorrhaging. Over 40 million Americans have dechurched in the last 25 years alone, and multiple generations have been raised to believe the most spiritual thing they can do is follow God by following their heart—right out of the church. Yet, this shift is happening right as society is hitting record levels of loneliness, stress, and anxiety. In The Reason for Church, pastor Brad Edwards connects the dots of our current church crisis and provides compelling reasons to come back.

John Mark Hicks reviews the recent book by Michael Shank entitled "Muscle and a Shovel." While John Mark appreciates various dimensions of the book, he points out some serious flaws in the work. The review summaries the book, notes its positive features, and dialogues with what Hicks regards as its negative aspects.

In this study Wilmer Estrada-Carrasquillo constructs a Pentecostal lived ecclesiology by exploring how lived faith informs the way people interact in their lived spaces. Because of their eschatological vision, Pentecostals have been caricatured as detached from surrounding culture and unconcerned about contemporary events. Yet this study uncovers the Pentecostal voices and churches that are thinking seriously about the ways their spirituality impacts the public sphere. Estrada-Carrasquillo argues that Pentecostalism needs to ‘revision’ itself constantly and that the topic of theology ...

Part of the furor in the Middle East is the identity of Israel. Various sects of Christianity try to tackle its relationship with the nation, kingdom, and homeland of the Jews. With that in mind, this book aims to answer the following question Biblically: Why is the Church not and never will be Israel? Discover: The five main views of the relationship between the Church and Israel The difference between the New Testament and New Covenant (It's not what you think) Why passages that seem to imply that the Church is Israel doesn't actually say so The question is explored in many angles, and...

Jesus commands his disciples to love one another and promises that “by this everyone will know that you are my disciples” (John 13:35). But what does genuine care for those in our church family look like? This warm, practical book by Dwayne Bond goes beyond specific pastoral-care roles and responsibilities and explores how all church members can love and care for one another in the rhythms of ordinary life.

In this book we will review the changes that may be taking place on planet earth; particularly as we head towards a period the bible calls 'End Times.' This book will not attempt to make wild outlandish prophecies that cannot be backed up with scripture or empirical evidence. However, it will provide a potential forecast about what could happen in the last days of time; leaving people with some form of barometer to prepare them for the future. This book does not intend to be dogmatic about end time events, simply because different commentators have different views about what might happen ...

Hay un fuego que se está extendiendo a través de nuestras iglesias evangélicas. Bajo el concepto de justicia social y ministerios de misericordia, algunos maestros populares pero desviados, están reviviendo el antiguo evangelio social. Disfrazado para atraer a cristianos conservadores, este redefine la misión de la iglesia, el Reino de Dios e incluso amenaza al significado mismo del evangelio. Este libro revela sus orígenes y cómo enfrentar tales enseñanzas.

Is God a Distant, Unchangeable Force? Or is He Actively Engaged with Your Life? Imagine a God who isn’t just watching from afar, but one who actively responds to your choices and actions. Open Theism for Beginners: Exploring a God Who Responds and Relates introduces you to a transformative view of God—one who is relational, dynamic, and deeply involved in the world and in your life. God Who Responds to You: In traditional views, God is seen as a distant, unchanging figure, but Open Theism reveals a God who is actively involved in your daily journey. Whether in moments of joy or ...