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Where In The World Is The Church: A Christian View Of Culture And Your Role In It

By: Michael Horton

ISBN: 978-0875525655     

Has the church, in a sense, neglected the world to the detriment of all? Michael S. Horton has written Where in the World Is the Church for "those Christians who struggle with a subculture that stifles rather than encourages their divinely given impulses and ambitions." He offers this volume to a general audience. He does so "with the hope that theologians will learn more about other disciplines and that Christians in those other disciplines will anchor themselves more firmly in biblical theology before they attempt to 'integrate' their faith and life."

Ministries Of Mercy: The Call Of The Jericho Road

By: Timothy J. Keller

ISBN: 978-1576834749  

Some lay blame for poverty and need on oppression; others on laziness. Pastor Keller demonstrates that the biblical viewpoint is far more sophisticated than either extreme. He sets forth scriptural principles for mercy ministries, suggests practical steps to begin and persevere in active caring, and deals perceptively with thorny issues. Balanced and informative! Includes discussion questions.

Walking With The Poor: Principles And Practices Of Transformational Development

By: Bryant L. Myers

ISBN: 978-1570752759  

Theology, spirituality, and social science are synthesized in this definitive book on how Christian mission can contribute to overcoming poverty and dismantling systematic social evil. Myers explores Christian views of poverty, its causes, and how it is experienced differently in different cultures. Especially designed for use in classes or field education, Walking With The Poor contains a unique series of charts and can be made into overheads and well as a bibliography and a scriptural index.

Freedom, Justice, And Hope: Toward A Strategy For The Poor And The Oppressed

By: Marvin Olasky

ISBN: 978-0891074786   

Freedom, Justice, and Hope seeks to present the Biblical worldview and essential principles for effective work in relief and development. It exposes the tragic failure of "Liberation Theology," social engineering, and utopian ideology. But beyond this, it points to practical solutions that will change lives and cultures at the deepest level--through the transforming power of the gospel--and give practical assistance to those in need.

Rich Christians In An Age Of Hunger: Moving From Affluence To Generosity

By: Ronald Sider

ISBN: 978-0849945304   

Why is there still so much poverty? Conservatives blame sinful individual choices and laziness. Liberals condemn economic and social structures. Who is right? Who is wrong? Both, according to Ronald Sider, who explains poverty's complex causes in this new edition and offers concrete, practical proposals for change.

Under The Overpass: A Journey Of Faith On The Streets Of America

By: Mike Yankoski

ISBN: 978-1590524022

Mike Yankoski's life went from upper-middle class plush to scum-of-the-earth repulsive overnight by his own choice. From the United States capital to San Diego, Yankoski and his traveling companion, Sam, journeyed as homeless men for five months. Not for a project or even in response to a dare. He needed to know if his faith in God was real—if he could actually be the Christian he said he was apart from the comforts he'd always known. So, with only a bag on his back, a guitar in his hand, and Sam by his side, he set out. And like any traveler in a foreign land, he returned a different man. Yankoski's unusual, captivating, and challenging story will rock your own world...perhaps even change your life.