Christians who are passionate about helping others—but aren’t sure where or how to focus their energy—will find much to love about Zealous Love. Authors Mike and Danae Yankoski have written just what Christians need to integrate compassion and justice into their lives. “Our hope,” they write, “is that God will work through this book … to help direct your life so that you can act on tangible concern for neighbors in need, both globally and locally. That’s the prayer knit into every sentence, every word, of Zealous Love.” Zealous Love introduces eight of the world’s most pressing challenges: hunger, unclean water, HIV/AIDS, creation degradation, lack of education, economic inequality, refugees, and human trafficking. But it does more than educate. It provides real, practical, do-able steps anyone can take to help make a difference.

In this classic work, Love presents practical insights for the Christian who wants to be zealous about fighting against sin. Violence is needed in dealing with sin, and Love focuses on how fervent prayer and hearing the Word are the best weapons with which we can exercise this "holy violence."

Human achievements have reached levels that could only be imagined by people a hundred years ago, yet we are no more spiritually advanced than people who lived thousands of years ago. Its time to grow up. Return: The Way of Perfect Love is a new version of an unpublished book written years ago by a father to his children with the hope of helping them build a combined personal, interpersonal, and spiritual lifea righteous lifeby answering some of lifes most important questions: Who is God? Why are there so many religions? Who is right? Can you be religiously faithful yet not righteous? What is the difference between righteousness and morality? What is a persons soul, and how does it interact with the body? How should we pray? What is spirituality? What is perfect love? Why is repentance important? What does it truly mean to be born again or born from above? What is our purpose for being alive? What is free will? Can people be perfect? What is humility? This modified edition is written for everyone. It is a positive book about the love that the Almighty God has for all of us without preference of sex, race, religion, or any demographic, and how important it is for us to have that same love. Unlike other more philosophical, theoretical, or transcendentally written books, this is also a practical guide for spiritual growth and interpersonal improvement. It also provides a foundation for interreligious and nonreligious co-learning and cooperation.

"The editor's preface (1707), p. xiii stated that the works of Richard Baxter are 'perhaps the best body of practical divinity that is extent in our own or any other tongue.' Richard Baxter lived from 1615-1691. The DIRECTORY was completed in 1665. Its scope was intended to cover all of practical theology, a summa of casuistry . . ." Timothy Keller calls it "the greatest manual on Biblical counseling ever produced."

What is phenomenology? That is precisely the question this book seeks to answer. In an age of information overload, complex topics must be simplified to make them accessible to a wider audience. Phenomenology: A Basic Introduction in the Light of Jesus Christ not only presents the basic building blocks of phenomenology, it also gives body to voice by putting abstract ideas in contact with the Word made flesh, Jesus of Nazareth. In five manageable chapters, Donald Wallenfang introduces major themes such as the natural attitude, givenness, interpretation, paradox, and ethics. Each subject is considered in how it applies to daily life and relates to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Several biblical scenes are tapped to harvest their sweet nectars of meaning through phenomenology. At its limit, philosophy gives way to the revelatory rationality of theology as expressed by Jesus the phenomenologist.