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Drawn to Freedom<br />
Christian Faith Today in Conversation with the Heidelberg Catechism<br />
Eberhard Busch<br />
Translated by William H. Rader<br />
Coming from one of the preeminent Reformed theologians in the world today,<br />
Drawn to Freedom masterfully “converses” with the Heidelberg Catechism, showing<br />
how that classic 1563 church confession still speaks with powerful relevance<br />
to twenty-first-century Christians. Eberhard Busch interacts with various theologians,<br />
philosophers, musicians, and scientists as he explores true freedom in<br />
relation to God, life-and-death comfort for believers, pertinent personal concerns<br />
and social issues, and rich gospel insights into the Christian life.<br />
“Busch is one of the most important contemporary voices in Reformed theology. He draws<br />
deep from the well of the Reformed tradition and, with penetrating analysis, engages in<br />
one of the most instructive, illuminating, and lively theological conversations of our day.”<br />
— Richard Burnett<br />
Erskine Theological Seminary<br />
Eberhard Busch is professor emeritus of Reformed theology at the University<br />
of Göttingen, Germany. His other books include Karl Barth: His Life from Letters and<br />
Autobiographical Texts and The Great Passion: An Introduction to Karl Barth’s Theology.<br />
Theology<br />
Available / 978-0-8028-6378-2<br />
6″ × 9″ paperback<br />
377 pages / $32.00 [£21.99]<br />
Grounded in the Living Word<br />
The Old Testament and Pastoral Care Practices<br />
Denise Dombkowski Hopkins and Michael S. Koppel<br />
Forewords by Walter Brueggemann and Edward P. Wimberly<br />
Grounded in the Living Word responds to the disconnect between pastoral care and<br />
biblical interpretation in a unique — and much-needed — manner. In this<br />
cross-disciplinary conversation Denise Hopkins and Michael Koppel show how<br />
the biblical story can effectively speak to and interact with the human story in<br />
pastoral care situations. The book seeks to inform and challenge readers with<br />
this sustained conversation, which is enriched by engaging first-person stories,<br />
frequent questions for reflection, and exercises that both instruct and inspire.<br />
Denise Dombkowski Hopkins is professor of biblical theology at Wesley<br />
Theological Seminary, Washington, D.C. Michael S. Koppel is associate<br />
professor of pastoral theology and congregational care at Wesley Theological<br />
Seminary.<br />
Pastoral Theology<br />
September / 978-0-8028-6368-3<br />
6″ × 9″ paperback<br />
263 pages / $20.00 [£12.99]<br />
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