Tag: EMQ – Book Reviews

Rachel Wightman serves as the associate director for instruction and outreach at Concordia University, St. Paul, with experience and training in libra…

How can anyone cover “world religions in seven sentences?” This book is one of several in the series, “Introductions in Seven Sentences,” whic…

This book by Matt Burden may be a shock to those who perceive that the Great Commission has been the church’s driving force for missions since Jesus…

Many books have been written about mission and missionaries, but what does the life of a missionary look like? On Being a Missionary provides an in-de…

Harold Netland has written a careful and readable analysis of what kind of weight (and how much weight) we should lend to religious experience when co…

What does the book of Hebrews have to do with mission? “Reading Hebrews Missiologically” aims “to tease out the theology of mission in the book …

Missionary activity is dangerous and risky work. The risks of kidnapping, uprisings, crime, government interference, and terrorism build a stressful e…

This slim prayer guide includes a modest number of notes at the end (149–152), illustrative anecdotes scattered throughout, and, most notably, it is…

In February 2019, England’s Church Times noted online that “with the death of Canon Michael Green on 6 February comes the passing of a generation …

The study of global Christianity has become increasingly popular among Christian scholars and sociologists in the last few decades.