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Kingdom Come
Reflections in Honor of Jonathan R. Wilson|
49,99 € |
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| Verlag: | Wipf And Stock Publishers |
| Format: | EPUB |
| Veröffentl.: | 19.09.2022 |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9781666723915 |
| Sprache: | englisch |
| Anzahl Seiten: | 382 |
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For four decades, the Rev. Dr. Jonathan R. Wilson has cultivated an imagination for "kingdom realism" as a pastor, teacher, theologian, and friend. To celebrate his seventieth birthday, Kingdom Come has gathered reflections from fellow theologians, popular authors, poets, and practitioners to mark both the range of Wilson's influence on the Christian church and the consistency of his prayer and work for God's kingdom to come here on earth as it is in heaven.
With contributions from:
Isaac Villegas
Reggie Williams
Willie Jennings
Stanley Hauerwas
Greg Jones
Tim Dickau
Chandra Mallampalli
Reinhard Hutter
Axel Schoeber
John Berkman
Phil Kenneson
AKM Adam
Margaret Adam
Craig Smith
Jen Harvey
Jeff Greenman
Loren Wilkinson
Marilyn McEntyre
Anna Robbins
Terry Smith
Munyamasoko Gato Corneil
Mike Pears
James Purves
Danny Zacharias
Mike Swalm
Susan Phillips
Ross Lockhart
Ross Hastings
Matt Humphrey
Peter Harris
Anthony Brown
Phil Rolnick
Andrew Shepherd
Chris Hall
Joy Banks
Christopher Johnston
Soohwan Park
With contributions from:
Isaac Villegas
Reggie Williams
Willie Jennings
Stanley Hauerwas
Greg Jones
Tim Dickau
Chandra Mallampalli
Reinhard Hutter
Axel Schoeber
John Berkman
Phil Kenneson
AKM Adam
Margaret Adam
Craig Smith
Jen Harvey
Jeff Greenman
Loren Wilkinson
Marilyn McEntyre
Anna Robbins
Terry Smith
Munyamasoko Gato Corneil
Mike Pears
James Purves
Danny Zacharias
Mike Swalm
Susan Phillips
Ross Lockhart
Ross Hastings
Matt Humphrey
Peter Harris
Anthony Brown
Phil Rolnick
Andrew Shepherd
Chris Hall
Joy Banks
Christopher Johnston
Soohwan Park
Jason Byassee is senior minister of Timothy Eaton Memorial Church in Toronto, Ontario.
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<br> Jeremy Kidwell is Associate Professor in theological ethics at the University of Birmingham in the UK.
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<br> Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove directs the School for Conversion in Durham, North Carolina.
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<br> Leah Wilson-Hartgrove is the Coordinator of Restorative Justice Durham in Durham, North Carolina.
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<br> Jeremy Kidwell is Associate Professor in theological ethics at the University of Birmingham in the UK.
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<br> Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove directs the School for Conversion in Durham, North Carolina.
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<br> Leah Wilson-Hartgrove is the Coordinator of Restorative Justice Durham in Durham, North Carolina.
“Far too few beyond the theological academy may recognize the insight or importance of the work of Jonathan R. Wilson, which has charted a way for Christian faithfulness in the midst of cultural fragmentation. Yet if this volume and these contributors are any indication of the significance of his influence as a pastor, teacher, and scholar, then this book and his work surely deserve to be taken very seriously.”
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<br> —Curtis W. Freeman, Duke Divinity School
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<br> “Whenever I think of Jonathan Wilson, many descriptors come to mind—scholar, teacher, pastor. But the word that dwarfs all of them is a humble and heartfelt one: friend. All the lectures, articles, sermons, and books that he’s shared over the years are ultimately an act of friendship—a lifetime offering of the caring and affection he holds for others, for creation, and for God. No contemporary theologian embodies such deep mutuality and companionship through their work.”
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<br> —Diana Butler Bass, author of
<i>Freeing Jesus: Rediscovering Jesus as Friend, Teacher, Savior, Lord, Way, and Presence</i>
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<br> —Curtis W. Freeman, Duke Divinity School
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<br> “Whenever I think of Jonathan Wilson, many descriptors come to mind—scholar, teacher, pastor. But the word that dwarfs all of them is a humble and heartfelt one: friend. All the lectures, articles, sermons, and books that he’s shared over the years are ultimately an act of friendship—a lifetime offering of the caring and affection he holds for others, for creation, and for God. No contemporary theologian embodies such deep mutuality and companionship through their work.”
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<br> —Diana Butler Bass, author of
<i>Freeing Jesus: Rediscovering Jesus as Friend, Teacher, Savior, Lord, Way, and Presence</i>
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