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Cruciform Shepherds for Resurrection Communities: The Transformation of Paul’s (and Our) Ministry Imagination
Andy Johnson
Paul and the Power of Grace
Nijay K. Gupta
On Preaching God’s Beauty and Goodness
Joni S. Sancken
Summer Reading Suggestions
Samantha L. Miller
Delighted: What Teenagers Are Teaching the Church about Joy
James K. Hampton
Thinking about Scripture, Practicing Scriptural Interpretation
Joel B. Green
Hebrew Words – Theological Insight
Joel B. Green
Guiding the Church into Faith
Andrew Kinsey
What about Paul? Original Sin and Paul’s Letter to the Romans
Joel B. Green
Original Sin: Humanity’s Misery
Joel B. Green
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