books by Bryan P. Stone (theological sustaining evangelism)

books by Bryan P. Stone

books:

Compassionate Ministry: Theological Foundations

4 reviews
Bryan P. Stone

Orbis Books, 1996

Biblical Foundations and a Liberation Perspective
This book is born out of Dr. Stone's work with a church community he helped to found in Texas. It shares with the reader some of the insights he gleaned, presented in such a way as to make them applicable to others hoping to do relevant ministry with the poor. Stone does not pull any punches in his book. He questions whether it is possible to truly claim to be Christian when one does not enter ...

Faith and Film: Theological Themes at the Cinema

1 review
Bryan, P. Stone

Christian Board of Publication, 2000

Nothing wrong, but not too deep.
Perhaps my problem with this book was simply a matter of expectations. If you are looking for a book that will illustrate concepts in the Apostle's creed with various films, perhaps as an outreach tool or for people unversed in Christian Theology, then this book is undoubtably for you. If, however, you are looking for a book which either analyses film or theology in relation to each other with ...

Thy Nature and Thy Name Is Love
Bryan, P Stone, Thomas, Jay Oord

Kingswood Books, 2001

Effective Faith
Bryan P. Stone

University Press of America, 1994

This study examines the recent work of Latin American liberation theologian Juan Luis Segundo. The author evaluates Segundo's resources in order to develop a more adequate contemporary Christological method. Stone offers to Christian systematic theology new critical interpretations of the significance of Jesus for human liberation today. Contents: INTRODUCTION: The Problem of Method in Contemporary Christology; The Nature and Task of ...

Evangelism after Christendom: The Theology and Practice of Christian Witness

2 reviews

Brazos Press, 2007

If the formerly mainline churches can't learn to evangelize, they're toast.
For half a century and more there has been a great divide between the churches that call themselves "evangelical" and the churches that flee in terror from that word. Stone is employed by one of the last bastions of peace-and-social-justice Christianity, Boston University. There's a statue honoring an alum, Martin Luther King, Jr., outside of the chapel. He was recruited to be their first and ...