Eleven Books, Eleven General Superintendents, and One Question: What Difference Does Christian Leadership Make?
Eleven books by Nazarene general superintendents reveal more than a collection of writings. Read together, they form a historical conversation about Christian living, holiness, pastoral ministry, mission, globalization, women in ministry, and the church’s engagement with culture.
Dr. John A. Knight’s Book “In His Likeness”: What If Holiness Is Meant to Be Recognizable?
John A. Knight’s In His Likeness raises a searching question: if God is restoring His image in us, should holiness become recognizable in ordinary Christian life?
If You Have Not Read Embracing Exile by Dr. T. Scott Daniels, Here Is Why I Think You Should
Embracing Exile by T. Scott Daniels asks what Christian faithfulness looks like when Christianity no longer feels culturally central. I think the book is worth reading because it turns cultural discomfort into a deeper question about identity, holiness, presence, and mission.
The Afterlife of a Theologian: How William Greathouse’s Holiness Questions Still Belong to the Church
William M Greathouse was more than a Nazarene leader. His writing and teaching on holiness continue to raise questions worth asking about Christian life and theology.
The Archaeology of Greathouse’s Theology: Digging Through Spirit, Holiness, Scripture, and Wesley
William Greathouse’s theology brings the Holy Spirit, holiness, Scripture, Christian perfection, and Wesley into one sustained theological conversation.