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Four New(ish) Gospel Studies Books

Are you hoping to keep up with what’s happening in the world of Gospel studies, or looking for resources to equip members of your congregation? Check out these four fresh books on Jesus and the Gospels.

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Restoring Primitive Christianity in America

Was John Wesley’s mission to Georgia a success or a failure? In Geordan Hammer’s important book, he challenges us to reconsider how we’ve imagined Wesley’s ministry while in America. Read more from Howard Snyder as he reviews this important contribution to Wesley scholarship.

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How the Early Church Wrote the Story of Jesus

The study of the Gospels in relation to oral history, eyewitness testimony, and social memory has experienced a tremendous surge in the past decade. Taylor Brown reviews a book that tells how the Early Church wrote the story of Jesus.

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The Soul of Shame (A Review)

Honor and shame are often thought to be relics of cultures past. But shame especially has a strong grip on today’s culture, even in the West. In today’s piece, Randy Hardman reviews The Soul of Shame by Curt Thompson.

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Tribute to M. Robert Mulholland Jr.

M. Robert Mulholland Jr. (1936-2015) passed on to be with the Lord on Sunday, December 20st. He is survived by his wife, Lynn, and he left behind a rich legacy of biblical scholarship, pastoral care, and resources for spiritual formation.

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