books by Abingdon Pr (concordance bonhoeffer literature)

books by Abingdon Pr

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2 reviews
Mack B. Stokes, Mark B Stokes

Abingdon Pr, 1998

A must read for all United Methodist
Gave me a greater understanding in worship and gave me a renewed sense of vitality in my worship experience. Well written and easy to understand

The Christian Agnostic (Abingdon Classics)

11 reviews
Leslie D. Weatherhead

Abingdon Pr, 1990

Fantastic!
As a perpetually confused Christian, this book spoke to me.I was searching for a way to come to terms with certain Biblical stories and teachings that didn't make sense to me. Dr. Weatherhead put everything I was feeling into words. And hearing my thoughts stated so matter-of-factly from such an astute and well-respected theologian really helped me to know I was not crazy after all. He was ...

Love Letters from Cell 92: The Correspondence Between Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Maria Von Wedemeyer, 1943-45

2 reviews
Ruth-Alice Von Bismarck, Ulrich Itz

Abingdon Pr, 1995

An Excellent Look into Devotion
I had a difficult time reading this book. It is quite time-consuming (because of it's unusual format) and emotionally difficult due to its content. However, I'm glad I've read this book. It gave me a wonderful insight into a couple's very devoted relationship even though they were separated very soon into their relationship. The way their story plays out is heart-wrenching and difficult to ...

United Methodist Hymnal Book of United Methodist Worship: Pew Bright Red

7 reviews

Abingdon Pr, 1990

Best Hymnal / Prayerbook out
This hymnal contains roughly 679 hymns proper, organized theologically rather then by season (there is a section called "Particular Times of Worship" for seasonal hymns and carols). They include old favorites like "O, For A Thousand Tongues To Sing", and newer songs like "Come Sunday", and translations of patristic and medieval hymns. Collects, canticles, and bits of sacred poetry are scattered ...

The Good Morning Grump
Deitz, Deitz Kracker

Abingdon Pr, 1982

The sleepy monster who emerges from under the covers in the morning eventually turns into Christopher, the boy, ready for school.

The Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible: Showing Every Word of the Text of the Common English Version of the ...
James Strong

Abingdon Pr, 1983

/James Strong The complete edition of the bestselling concordance! The most widely used reference for Bible study, this edition of Strongs features the largest print available, words of Christ in red, and a key word comparison of major translations. A must for.

Mark (Abingdon New Testament Commentaries)
C. Clifton Black

Abingdon Pr, 2008

This study of Mark, the apostolic associate to whom Christians have traditionally attributed authorship of the second gospel, views him from a variety of angles: historical, literary and theological. It shows how images of Mark helped shape the identity of the Early Church.

Breaking the Code: Understanding the Book of Revelation

26 reviews
Bruce M. Metzger

Abingdon Pr, 1994

Solid and readable
The first thing one must admit in reviewing one of Metzger's work is that next to no one is qualified to review one of Metzger's works. One of the most noted biblical scholars of a century, it's unlikely that any casual reader can take aim at him. That said, the book is written for the casual reader, and in that sense is very accessible and unintimidating. There are even points at which, for ...

Will of God

25 reviews
Leslie D. Weatherhead

Abingdon Pr, 1976

"On Wanting What God Wills"
Whenever life becomes far more treacherous than we can handle alone, we turn to One whose intention for us includes guidance and light for our "sacred journey." But our human tendency is to try to make reality conform to our desires. We attempt to do this with any resource that is available to us, including God. Instead of seeking to know what God wills and "wanting what God wills," many of us ...

Handbell Helper: A Guide for Beginning Directors and Choirs

1 review
Martha Lynn Thompson

Abingdon Pr, 1996

Great for serious bell ringers
This book is very detailed and I imagine it would be quite useful for someone wanting to start and run an entire hand-bell program or ministry (several bell-choirs). It is probably too much for someone just looking for some guidance about using handbells in a children's music ministry. It is definitely aimed at more advanced programs or at least at programs that want to make a lot of progress ...

Wisdom & Creation: The Theology of Wisdom Literature
Leo G. Perdue

Abingdon Pr, 1994

A comprehensive, systematic account of the theology of the Wisdom tradition. Perdue asserts that Wisdom literature is grounded in the theological tradition of creation. The contemporary importance of the creation theology of Wisdom literature is that it can move the church away from a one-sided emphasis on salvation history and eschatology to a serious participation in environmental concerns and social justice.