Author Interview: Darrell L. Bock
This edited book addresses the “unexplored space” (left largely untouched by published missiology) of the conceptual and practical intersection be…
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Hosted by Narry Santos, these author interviews offer an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of recent releases and explore the motivations, inspirations, and insights behind the books.
Author Interview: David Greenlee, Mark Galpin, Paul Bendor-Samuel (eds.)
This edited book addresses the “unexplored space” (left largely untouched by published missiology) of the conceptual and practical intersection be…
Author Interview: Stephen M. Spaulding
The book argues that the Great Commission is “very individualistic as well as highly corporate and nation-focused and touches on all the social/comm…
Author Interview: Len Tang
This edited book—the eight contributors of which are church planters, seminary faculty, and network leaders—seeks to give church planters and thei…
Author Interview: Thom S. Rainer
The book is written as a result of the author’s blogs, webinars, and church consultations with “tens of thousands of church leaders through the pa…
Author Interview: Lia McIntosh
The book is written by three generations of pastors, preachers, and leaders who seek to answers these questions: “Why are young adults, the most div…
Author Interview: Dave Coles
This compiled and edited volume centers around Matthew 24:14, which serves as the basis for the title of the book.
Author Interview: Lauren Goldbeck and Lorajoy Tira-Dimangondayao
This edited volume sees Canada as a mosaic (“where, when intermingled, distinct individual pieces complete the whole”) and challenges the Canadian…
Author Interview: Jim Mullins
The book uses the metaphor of symphony to understand and engage in mission. It focuses on three movements of this symphony; namely the stewardship mov…
Author Interview: Warren Janzen
This book is a missiological theology of the Bible that puts missions at the core of God’s purpose. It advocates for a missiologically theocentric m…