The Chapmanology of Christian Living: Dr. James B. Chapman and His Book “Christian Living in a Modern World”
Dr. James B. Chapman’s 1942 book Christian Living in a Modern World raises a question that has not disappeared: how should Christians live faithfully when the world around them is changing?
Dr. Filimão M. Chambo and the Book “For the Sake of the World”: When Holy Living Leaves the Church Building
Dr. Filimão Chambo’s For the Sake of the World invites a deeper question about holiness: what happens when the holy life moves beyond the church building and into relationships, service, justice and ordinary life?
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?
Dr. Carla D. Sunberg and the Book “Reclaiming Eve”: The Question About Women in Ministry That Begins Before Ministry
Reclaiming Eve asks us to begin the conversation about women in ministry before the pulpit—with creation, identity, vocation, Scripture, and the redemptive work of Christ.
Seven Years With Wesley: What William Greathouse Was Teaching Nazarenes About Their Holiness Heritage
William Greathouse spent seven years teaching Wesley at Nazarene Theological Seminary. His work raises a deeper question about how Nazarenes receive and live their holiness heritage.