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HUMANITY (THEOLOGY FOR THE PEOPLE OF GOD), Edited by John S. Hammett and Katie J. McCoy

A Brief Book Summary from Books At a Glance by Steve West Table of Contents Introduction Humanity in Contemporary Culture Humans as Created Beings Created in the Image of God Created Male and Female Created to Work Created for Community Created with a Complex Constitution Not as We Were Created: Sin Not Now as…

THE ADVENT OF EVANGELICALISM: EXPLORING HISTORICAL CONTINUITIES, edited by Michael A. G. Haykin and Kenneth J. Stewart

A “Bonus” Brief Book Summary from Books At a Glance Overview The Advent of Evangelicalism is a collection of seventeen scholarly essays that revisit and critically engage with David Bebbington’s landmark thesis from Evangelicalism in Modern Britain: A History from the 1730s to the 1980s (of which see our summary here), questioning whether evangelicalism…

THE HOPE OF LIFE AFTER DEATH: A BIBLICAL THEOLOGY OF RESURRECTION, by M. Jeff Brannon

A Brief Book Summary from Books At a Glance by Steve West Table of Contents Introduction 1 Creation and Life 2 The Fall: Death and God’s Promise of Redemption 3 The Unfolding Promise of Life in the Pentateuch and Historical Books 4 Sayings and Songs of Life and Resurrection 5 Prophecies of Resurrection 6…

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A wise man nearly three thousand years ago said that there was no end to the making of many books. If that was true then, how much more today? Who has time to keep up with the daily deluge of print material that is worth reading? Enter Books At a Glance. This fabulous resource offers a substantial summary of all that is current and valuable in the realm of theology, Bible, and church history, enabling the reader “at a glance” to see whether or not he needs to buy the book or make a note of it for future reference. In an age when we are drowning in text, a much needed life buoy.

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Of making many books there is no end” (Eccles. 12:12). If that was true in Solomon’s day, how much more true is it today in the 21st century! Even the best of us can only read a tiny fraction of what is written. If we want to “make the best use of our time” (Eph. 5:16), we could use some help so that we don’t waste our reading. I thank God, therefore, for ministries like “Books At a Glance,” designed to guide us to choose our reading wisely. From summaries to reviews to interviews, I expect this to be a key resource to help me know what is out there and what to read next.

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