study Bibles. Published by Zondervan, it was designed for readers who want to answer the question: "What does God's Word mean for my life today?" This 2,400�page edition will guide you to the answer by helping you understand Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation, and apply them to your life in practi- and application notes lend immediacy and relevance to the text, while in-text maps, charts and diagrams elucidate difficult concepts. Character sketches encourage you to learn from the sto- ries of important Bible personalities and explore their strengths, weak- nesses, accomplishments and mis- takes. Overviews, outlines and time- text and clarity. This comprehensive study Bible proves to be a rich re- source that translates biblical truths into practical living. over 100 character sketches; detailed book introductions; in-text maps, charts, and diagrams; dictionary/concordance; side-column reference system; subject index to notes, charts, maps and pro- files; Harmony of the Gospels; single-column format; eight-page presentation section; and 16 pages of full-color maps. Bible, we can put into practice what we have learned. Burma/Myanmar by Grace Bringans is an exhaustive historical record of The Salvation Army's work in Myanmar (formerly Burma) from 1915 to 2015. Commissioner Bringans, now retired, conducted research over many years to chronicle the Army's his- tory in the country. Bringans' tale allows the reader to "be inspired, blessed and challenged by the stories of Salvationists who dedi- cated their lives to ploughing [sic] up the hard ground so they could faithfully sow the seed of the Gospel, nurture the little growth and leave the harvest to God's timing." ethnic groups. It borders India, Bangladesh, China, Laos and Thai- land. The Salvation Army established its work in the "Golden Land" in July 1915, launching a difficult but rewarding journey. centers throughout the country. and excerpts from relevant published material round out the book. General Andr� Cox contributes a forward, writing, "This book is an amazing testimony to what God can do through those who faithfully love and serve Him with all their heart in difficult circumstances." cation, Jonathan S. Raymond asks: higher education has been through three cycles of ascendency and decline, and that it is now in a fourth cycle of re- markable ascent, meriting fresh ques- tions about the role of holiness. three parts. Part one delves into the four waves comprising the historical and contemporary contexts of Christian higher education. Part two offers a vi- sion for a future in which universities and colleges embrace holiness and its heritage as central. Part three outlines the serious pursuit of Wes- leyan-Holiness as the spiritual zenith of Christian higher education. ing is persuasive. The author draws from his own faith journey as well as his extensive experi- ence in higher education (16 years in large public universities and 24 at smaller Christian col- leges and universities) to offer insights and opinions. Currently, he is President Emeritus and Se- nior Fellow at Trinity Western University. Higher Education, saying, "This work is masterful in capturing shape the mind and inform campus life. Here is King- dom-mindedness at its best." |