Novedades

Richard Rohr's much-anticipated memoir offers teaching of profound importance for our fractured world.

Whether you feel politically homeless, spiritually exhausted, or deeply convicted, Faith and the Ballot invites you to wrestle with the hard questions—and to walk forward with humility, hope, and Kingdom courage.

This book seeks to show the reader that ‘new life’ is new in quality and capacity, not just new in time and that a sixth need, blessedness, should be added to William Glasser’s Choice Theory so that a more complete view of human functioning can be understood. The human soul needs a ‘felt’ relationship with God, through Jesus Christ, in order to function as God designed it. Blessedness is a real human need. Thomas Traherne, a 17th century pastor, theologian, and philosopher helps us to understand this need and how to bring it to reality in our lives. It is my hope and prayer that ...

UN ANÁLISIS DE LA CULTURA CONTEMPORÁNEA TOMANDO ALGUNOS DE LOS GRANDES PARADIGMAS DE LA HISTORIA ¿Es posible hacer un análisis de la cultura contemporánea tomando algunos de los grandes paradigmas de la historia? ¿De qué manera el pasado nos ayuda a comprender, analizar, y criticar nuestro presente para darle forma al futuro? ¡Reporte Minoritario hace exactamente todo esto y mucho más! El libro consiste en una colección de ensayos eruditos, escritos de manera amena y divertida por uno de los más reconocidos pensadores de nuestros días. Trueman analiza algunas de las principales ...

The Fragile Foundations of Civilization: Why Cultures Crumble and God’s Truth Endures Forever Why do the greatest nations in history rise to glory—and then collapse into ruin? What causes empires to fall, and can our generation avoid the same fate? In this timely and sobering work, Marvin McKenzie examines the undeniable pattern seen throughout human history: civilizations crumble when they abandon God’s truth and embrace moral decay. From ancient Israel to the mighty Roman Empire, the story is the same—strength and prosperity give way to complacency, corruption, and collapse. But ...

Suffering and injustice are realities that touch every human life. From personal grief and sickness to global wars and atrocities, the question arises in every generation: why does God allow such things? This question becomes especially pointed for those who believe in a sovereign, loving, and just God. If God is good and all-powerful, why doesn’t He stop evil? Why do the innocent suffer? The answer is neither simple nor shallow, but Scripture does not avoid the issue. The Book of Job, one of the oldest writings in the Bible, opens the mystery of divine permission with a heavenly ...

Where Baptists Stood: Early Baptists, Slavery, and the Price of Freedom What did early Baptists believe about slavery? Before the American Revolution, Baptists were a persecuted minority. They were jailed, fined, and whipped for refusing to submit to state churches. They were poor, scattered, and far removed from political power. Yet in a world increasingly shaped by slavery, they maintained a clear focus: preaching the gospel and defending liberty of conscience. In this groundbreaking historical study, veteran pastor and author Marvin McKenzie takes you on a journey through over two ...