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Why College Matters To God 3rd Edition
$15.99Add to cartA trusted first-year text at Christian colleges and universities
Why College Matters to God is a brief, easy-to-read introduction to the unique purpose of a Christian college education. It has been widely used by Christian colleges and universities over the past decade because of its unsurpassed ability to be substantive yet accessible. The book draws on the insights of a wide range of Christian philosophers, theologians, historians, and scientists, but communicates key concepts in straightforward language that connects with a general audience. Brief enough to be paired with other texts, Why College Matters to God is an ideal introduction to the why and how of Christian learning for students, faculty, staff, and parents.
The third edition preserves the qualities of the previous editions along with updated illustrations and new material on important topics such as:
– Christian learning and the challenges of technology
– Christian vocation, career preparation, and the liberal arts
– Diversity and civility on campus
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Belovedness : Finding God And Self On Campus
$19.95Add to cartStraight talk for college students: campus life, decisions, and relationships are explored using one important question: what if I really believed that I was beloved beyond all measure?
This thought-provoking book for college students deals with issues of faith, identity, sex, success, failure, and everything in between, through the concept of belovedness. Every student’s story is different, they have the same questions in common. Who am I? How do I make good choices? What does it mean to be successful? How do I navigate changing relationships with my family, my peers, my significant other? And how do I do all of this faithfully while in college? All of these issues are approached through fundamental questions: “What if I really, truly believed that I was beloved beyond all measure? How would that influence who I become and what I do?” Along with the authors, eight campus ministers from across several denominations contributed to this volume to help students navigate questions of life and faith in the world of high-pressure college campuses. Telling it like it is with wit and wisdom drawn from scripture, tradition, and life experience, this book offers profound and practical reminders of what it is to be beloved.
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Different College Experience
$16.99Add to cartFor many, the college experience is defined by drinking, sex, impulsive decision-making, and a journey of self discovery. It’s packaged as a consequence-free zone to have the “best time of your life.” But the reality is that what happens in college doesn’t stay in college. There are real, lasting consequences to your decisions.
Student ministry leaders Ben Trueblood and Brian Mills have seen this firsthand. With decades of student-ministry leadership under their belts, they have seen too many lives fall apart because of the world’s view of what the college experience should be.
You don’t have to have that kind of college experience.
Fortunately, just as the gospel redeems all of life, the gospel redeems the college experience. It tells us there is another way. In this book, Ben and Brian provide a biblical and practical guide for how you can have a fun, joy-filled, and spiritually enriching college experience while avoiding the pitfalls that have captured so many before you.
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Ecologies Of Faith In A Digital Age
$30.00Add to cartTechnological innovation has changed nearly everything about human life, including how we teach and learn.
Many Christian professors and institutions have embraced new technologies, especially online education. But as followers of Jesus Christ, we face the same call to grow in our faith. So how should we think about and approach Christian education in light of new technologies? Is it possible for us to grow spiritually through our digital communities?
Steve Lowe and Mary Lowe, longtime proponents of online education, trace the motif of spiritual growth through Scripture and consider how students and professors alike might foster digital ecologies in which spiritual growth-even transformation-can take place.
IVP Instructor Resources forthcoming.
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Make College Count
$13.00Add to cartThere’s more to college than classes, credits, and a nonstop social life. It’s more than getting a degree to improve one’s job prospects. College is a time where students develop into the adults they will be for the rest of their lives, a time to explore the big questions about life and human destiny, a time when they form their character and faith.
The perfect gift for high school graduation, Make College Count helps students make the most of their time in college. It encourages young people to ask important questions of themselves, such as:
*Why are you going to college?
*What kind of person do you want to be?
*How do you want your life to influence others?
*With whom will you surround yourself?
*What do you believe?
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Listening To Sexual Minorities
$35.00Add to cartStudents arrive on campus with various boxes of belongings to unpack, some heavy, some tidy, some more valuable, some more private. For many students, two of these boxes could be labeled “My Faith” and “My Sexuality”-and these two can be among the most cumbersome to handle. How to balance the two without having to set one down? How to hold them both closely, both securely, but still move forward to settle in with new friends in a new environment? How to keep from dropping one or the other, spilling its embarrassing contents for all to see?
Such can be the struggle for any student, but especially for any sexual minority who identifies or struggles with an LGB+ identity or same-sex attraction on a Christian college campus. For these students their faith and their sexuality often feel both tender and in acute tension. Who is God making them to be? What do they need to grow in to develop faithfully, and what might they need to leave behind? How can they truly flourish?
The research team of Yarhouse, Dean, Stratton, and Lastoria draw on their decades of experience both in the psychology of sexual identity and in campus counseling to bring us the results of an original longitudinal study into what sexual minorities themselves experience, hope for, and benefit from. Rich with both quantitative and qualitative data, their book gives an unprecedented opportunity to listen to sexual minorities in their own words, as well as to observe patterns and often surprising revelations about life and personal development both on campus and after graduation.
Listening to Sexual Minorities will be an indispensable resource not only for counselors and psychologists but also for faculty, student-development leaders, and administrators in higher education as well as leaders in the church and wider Christian community who want to create an intentional environment to hear from and contribute to the spiritual flourishing of all.
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Unpopular Culture
$14.99Add to cartMoney is the key to happiness. Work hard, play hard. Look out for number one. Popular culture is full of phrases like these, telling us the best way to live, the right things to buy, the right body shape to have, the right people to hang out with. These messages are everywhere we look, 24 hours a day. But what if there was another way to live? What if we chose to live differently: to stand against injustice, to live life for more than just ourselves, to dare to be unpopular? Guvna B is rebelling against the status quo, and he’s calling you to join him. It’s time to flip the script, to demonstrate another way to live, to find freedom in going against the grain. It’s time for unpopular culture to take the stage.
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Diversity Matters : Race Ethnicity And The Future Of Christian Higher Educa
$29.99Add to cartToday, no institution can ignore the need for deep conversations about race and ethnicity. But colleges and universities face a unique set of challenges as they explore these topics. Diversity Matters offers leaders a roadmap as they think through how their campuses can be hospitable environments for diversity.
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Echoes Of Insight
$22.99Add to cartChristian higher education needs something richer and deeper.
Faith-based institutions yearn for more than business as usual, and Echoes of Insight invites you to listen again to older, forgotten, and perhaps even ignored voices. Designed to stimulate conversation among colleagues, Echoes of Insight offers brief summaries of several thought-provoking writers from the last century and encourages a new, vigorous conversation about Christian higher education.
Alfred North Whitehead
John Henry Newman
Dorothy Sayers
Abraham Flexner
Hannah Arendt
Thorstein Veblen
Flannery O’Connor
Jose Ortega y Gasset
Maria Montessori
Robert Maynard Hutchins
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Art Of Mathematics
$51.00Add to cartAuthor Dr. Weihu Hong, with his book, Art of Mathematics, has brought us a lot of excitement by showing many methods of constructing surfaces with a lot of examples of imagination, based on different methods of constructing surfaces and their applications.
The author created and taught a course on Programming with Mathematica for math major students at Mars Hill University and found that his students enjoyed more math after taking the course. Later, he went into the industry and learned more applications of mathematics. Both teaching and industry working experiences prompted him to write this book.
By reading Art of Mathematics, Dr. Hong hopes it will inspire more people to like the subject of mathematics and motivate more students to study the subject with a positive attitude.
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After College : Navigating Transitions Relationships And Faith
$18.00Add to cartAuthor’s Note
Why This Book?Part I: Real Faith//Faithful To Christ
“Go To An Unknown Land”: Trusting A Familiar God For Unfamiliar Times
In Transition: Facing Change
Take Up Your Cross: Embracing Adversity
The Tyranny Of Choice: Making God-Honoring DecisionsPart II: Real Life//Faithful In Community
Beyond The Quad: Finding Friends
No Perfect Church: Choosing Community
People Are Strange: Preparing For Diversity
Family Matters: Relating To Parents
Twenty-Something Relationships: Navigating Sex, Dating And MarriagePart III: Real World//Faithful To Our Calling
On Purpose: Stewarding Every Area Of Our Lives For Kingdom Good
A Faith That Works: Adjusting To Our Jobs, Connecting Them To Christ
Financial Faithfulness: Managing Money
Conclusion: “The Land Is Good”: Trusting A Constant God For Dynamic Times
Acknowledgments
Appendix
NotesAdditional Info
The first year out was one of the hardest years of my life. -Curt The years after college can be some of the most uncertain, unstable times of life. Recent graduates grieve the loss of community, question their place in the world and struggle to find meaningful work. It can be shocking to discover that college did not fully prepare you for the challenges you now face. “It’s much rougher than I thought. I thought things would just play out, and they didn’t. I don’t have friends, I don’t have a job and I hang out with my parents every night.” -Kate But you are not alone. For more than a decade, Erica Young Reitz has specialized in helping college seniors and recent graduates navigate the transition to post-college life. Drawing on best practices and research on senior preparedness, she offers practical tools for a life of faithfulness and flourishing during a critical, transitional time. This practical guide addresses the top issues graduates face: making decisions, finding friends, managing money, discerning your calling and much more. Discover how you can thrive beyond your undergraduate years. If you feel lost in transition, here are resources to help you flourish as a Christ-follower in a complex world. -
Freshman Survival Guide
$18.99Add to cartA values-based guide to navigating that critical first year of college that speaks to college students in their own language and offers practical tools that readers need to keep from drinking, sleeping or skipping their way out of college. There are numerous guides for choosing a college, paying for college and getting good grades in college But THE FRESHMAN SURVIVAL GUIDE is the first to offer advice on academics, relationships and lifestyle and combine it with guidance on how to cope with the spiritual, emotional and ethical questions and issues that confront young adults. Divided into five sections (Relationships, Identity &Spirituality, Academics, Risk, Balance), the book tackles issues that include: Homesickness * Learning Who You Are * Real Stats on Mental Health * 10 Reasons to Show Up to Class * Are Your Earning Your BA or Your IM * Safety: Don’t Be Paranoid, Just be Smart * Doritos Is Not A Food Group * and 19 other equally pertinent areas that other college guides don’t address.This is one college guidebook that freshman won’t be ashamed to read and keep in their backpacks.
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From Topic To Thesis
$15.00Add to cartEvery theology student has to write a research paper, but many do not know how to go about doing theological research. In this brief guide, Michael Kibbe introduces students to the basics of academic research, including how to gather and engage different sources. Provides information on online databases, bibliography software and common mistakes.
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Beating The College Debt Trap
$15.99Add to cartBeating the College Debt Trap presents students with a better way to do college. The radically counter-cultural truth is that students don’t have to be totally dependent on Mom, Dad, or Uncle Sam to get the most out of college. Graduation on a solid financial foundation is possible. But it will require intentionality, creativity, hard work, and a willingness to delay gratification. Chediak gets into the nitty-gritty of how to pay less for college, get meaningful work during college (while setting yourself up for success after college), , pay off any loans quickly, spend less, save more, and stay out of debt for good. He also unpacks how to transition from college into career, honor God while achieving financial independence, and use your finances to make a positive, eternally-significant difference in the lives of others. As a young engineering professor with an aptitude for finances and money management, Chediak has become particularly concerned with the financial health of students, especially in light of the ever increasing costs of college. In Beating the College Debt Trap he helps do something about this problem. He engages, in a friendly manner, the “real world” financial issues that 17-25 year olds face, with clarity, practical help, lots of illustrations, and a little humor, while conveying a distinctly Christian perspective.
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Making A Difference
$16.99Add to cartAre you ready to make a difference?
Resident assistants are key leaders on a Christian college campus. They build a sense of community, serve as peer-counselors, and embody the mission of the university. Making a Difference shows how this journey of service can be a rewarding and even life-changing journey.
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Faith And Learning
$22.99Add to cartA rich and practical handbook offering tools for assessing and reporting Christian college faculty members’ faith-learning integration in teaching, research, and service.
Christian colleges expect new and continuing faculty to articulate clearly an understanding of the impact that Christian faith has on their teaching, research, and service. They also expect their faculty to be able to assess and demonstrate that they are realizing their understanding in their ongoing work as scholars and teachers. Many faculty find this dimension of their work-often labeled the integration of faith and learning-confusing and difficult to assess and describe.
This volume begins with two useful tools: a working conception of faith/learning integration specifically for Christian college faculty, and an outline of what deans, provosts, and tenure-promotion committees typically expect faculty to know and do.
Introducing the highly regarded framework of ernest boyer and the Carnegie Foundation (Scholarship Reconsidered, 1990), the book then examines teaching, research, and service, weaving together three conversational threads: boyar’s understanding of what scholarship means in each dimension, models and meanings of faith and learning integration in that dimension, and the expectations of provosts, deans, and tenure-promotion committees in that dimension.
Finally the book presents a framework for assessing faith/learning integration in the three dimensions of teaching, research, and service and provides step-by-step instructions for reporting and describing the individual faculty member’s approach.
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Learning For The Love Of God
$17.00Add to cartMost Christian college students separate their academic life from church attendance, Bible study, and prayer. Too often discipleship of the mind is overlooked if not ignored altogether. In this lively and enlightening book, two authors who are experienced in college youth ministry show students how to be faithful in their studies, approaching education as their vocation.
This revised edition of the well-received The Outrageous Idea of Academic Faithfulness includes updates throughout, two new substantive appendixes, personal stories from students, a new preface, and a fresh interior design. Chapters conclude with thought-provoking discussion questions.
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College And University Chaplaincy In The 21st Century
$40.00Add to cartContributors who are actively engaged in the work of college chaplaincy explore the many aspects of campus ministry: navigating the secular academy as religious professionals, supporting students’ increasingly hyphenated religious identities, and more.
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King Of The Campus
$14.99Add to cart“Does the Kingship of Christ matter for your college experience?
What would it look like for the kingdom to come to your university?What does it mean for shalom to reign on your campus?
The message you hear when heading off to college is usually a series of “Do’s and Don’t’s”: Read your Bible. Go to Church. Don’t drink beer. Don’t have sex. While these are important, they are neither big enough nor compelling enough to warrant your attention and energy for four years but the kingdom of God is.
KING OF THE CAMPUS is a conversation about faithfully engaging God’s mission of love in your local college context. From author Steve Lutz’s experience as a college minister at Penn State comes a book about living counterculturally and with purpose in the midst of academia. Themed chapters and discussion questions make this book is perfect for college small groups.”
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Your College Faith
$14.99Add to cartWalk in faith on campus and beyond…Your College Faith: Own It! serves as a field guide to faith for the student transitioning to, or seeking to make a fresh start in, the realm of college or university life. The authors help alleviate common fears about making it in college and encourage the student to experience faith in a Christian commuity that serves the unique pastoral needs of young adults. Topics covered include taking ownership of your faith life on campus, maintaining balance in life to increase chances of success on campus, finding a Catholic community on campus, giving back through service work, discerning your vocation, taking advantage of social media and avoiding its pitfalls, and using church documents and spiritual writings to deepen your faith life.
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Game Plan : Practical Wisdom For The College Experience
$15.99Add to cartCollege is a time of diversity and independence, but can be a pitfall for young Christians to lose their faith. This helpful guide gives useful tips and advice on what to do when faced with a whole new world that’s completely separated from your church, community, and family. Features personal testimonies from Christian college students on their experiences during this important transition.
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Surviving Your First Year Of College
$12.99Add to cartAre you worried about Surviving Your First Year of College? Or are you so excited about new friends, new freedom, and dating that you haven’t even begun to think about classes, all-nighters, and ten-page papers? Whichever side of the spectrum you fall on-or maybe somewhere in between-this book is for you.
Author Michael A. Kipp, who attended four different universities in four years and now teaches at a private Christian university, has seen it all and is here to help you navigate the worst parts of college and succeed at the best parts. With help from his wife, Sandy, he covers everything from roommate troubles to class attendance to cash flow to visiting the campus nurse. Whatever you’ve got a question about, this book covers it-because nobody wants more than us (except your parents, maybe) to see you not only survive college but actually thrive during your first year. So put down that summer reading, take a break from packing, get your mind off that upcoming goodbye to your significant other-and settle in for a few laughs and a lot of great tips about Surviving Your First Year of College.
You’re college years have the potential for the heights and depths of human experience which is what can make this experience such an exhilarating and exciting adventure. Welcome to the journey of entering college!
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Soul Care : Christian Faith And Academic Administration
$24.99Add to cartA book for Christian academic administrators that explores virtues in leadership, the dynamics of academic governance, and relationships in the academy.
In this unique volume, several well respected academic leaders reflect on how their Christian faith informs their approach to academic administration. The essays are personal and candid, full of reflections on some of the difficulties and successes the leaders have experienced on their own campuses. Each essay explores some theoretical and theological foundations for administrative work, and then considers one or more specific applications or scenarios.
Part One explores some underlying virtues and values in academic leadership, including humility, administration as pastoral care, and the cultivation of joy. Part Two delves more intricately into the dynamics of academic governance, including difficult personnel decisions, strategic planning, and tough financial choices. Part Three explores relationships in the academy–the continual need to find that personal touch in administrative work.
The editors write: ”The challenge for us, as Christian academic leaders, is to consider how we can meet legal scrutiny and the common standards of academic professionalism without losing the deep conviction that our Christian faith calls us to lead and respond in ways that often run against the grain. How do we love the Lord with heart, soul, strength, and mind, and care for our community and our neighbors, all the while keeping our institutions accredited, efficient, and fiscally sound?” –from the Introduction.
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Campus Survival Guide
$15.00Add to cartThe Campus Survival Guide, from the editors of the popular Student to Student and Campus Voices books, features sixty student essays on topics ranging from communion sacraments to super heroes. Like its popular predecessors in the series, each devotional includes a list of Scripture readings for the week, along with a companion article offering helpful, humorous, or inspirational information. Articles coincide with events commonly occurring during the academic year, with seasonal entries focusing on holidays, semester exams, spring breaks, and summer vacations. A perfect gift to keep Christian college students focused on what matters most!
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Thriving At College
$15.99Add to cartGoing to college can be exciting, anxiety inducing, and expensive! You want your child to get the most out of their college experience-what advice do you give? Thriving at College by Alex Chediak is the perfect gift for a college student or a soon-to-be college student.
Filled with wisdom and practical advice from a seasoned college professor and student mentor, Thriving at College covers the ten most common mistakes that college students make-and how to avoid them! Alex leaves no stone unturned-he discusses everything from choosing a major and discerning one’s vocation to balancing academics and fun, from cultivating relationships with peers and professors to helping students figure out what to do with their summers.
Most importantly, this book will help students not only keep their faith but build a vibrant faith and become the person God created them to be. -
Yes I Can
$13.49Add to cartThis book “YES I CAN” is designed to help the high school students in their academic, career and social life so they can become scholars and achievers in future . It shows how students can become personal in their studies by having their own timetable, strategies on how to learn, effective means of using their time, planning their future career and destiny and other social issues relevant to their well being.
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College Adventure Handbook
$12.99Add to cartLeaving home for college can be both exciting and scary, especially for young Christians who want to succeed academically, socially, and spiritually.The College Adventure Handbook provides what every college student needs most: practical tips blended with spiritual commentary designed to help faith-filled students stay on track. Most college advice books don’t talk about how to make a student’s faith a natural part of the college experience. Or they’re so focused on faith, they don’t deal with practical matters. The College Adventure Handbook is different.
It’s packed with useful tips for every aspect of college life, from passing classes and dealing with roommates, to avoiding temptations, stressing out, even finding a church that fits – all spiked with humor and presented in a format that can be referenced on a need-to-know basis.
College students don’t need one more textbook to read, and most of them don’t want one more inspiration-packed devotional. What they need most in this extremely nerve-racking, life-changing time is some down-to-earth advice and practical strategies on how to walk a God-inspired life with as few missteps as possible. The College Adventure Handbook delivers all that and more.
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Moral University
$25.00Add to cartThe Moral University examines the ways that universities act morally toward students, faculty, their communities and the nation. It considers the effectiveness of moral reasoning courses in the curriculum and the growth of leadership courses. The book deals with the myriad ways in which universities act positively toward their communities. It also examines the involvement of universities in national projects. Moreover, the Berubes examine how students and faculty are treated, especially in terms of gender bias. The book concludes on a positive note with a model moral university.
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Moral University
$63.00Add to cartThe Moral University examines the ways that universities act morally toward students, faculty, their communities and the nation. It considers the effectiveness of moral reasoning courses in the curriculum and the growth of leadership courses. The book deals with the myriad ways in which universities act positively toward their communities. It also examines the involvement of universities in national projects. Moreover, the Berubes examine how students and faculty are treated, especially in terms of gender bias. The book concludes on a positive note with a model moral university.
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5 Minute Time Manager For College Students
$16.95Add to cart“Extraordinary book to which all students can relate. The author did a fantastic job of connecting with readers to empower them to do better in their own lives. The five-minute to-do list and 45 techniques are extremely useful and will not only help you in college, but also in real life.” MARQUIS GAUBATZ, Sophomore, Public Relations, University of Texas, San Antonio. “This helpful and humorous collection of tips can foster the perpetually busy student’s success in and outside the classroom. The book is a quick read, yet packs in the necessary information. The candor and wit are refreshing.” SOPHIA MOSSBERG, Freshman, Barnard College, Columbia University, NY. “This book is the perfect prescription for anyone looking to get his or her life on track by setting appropriate priorities and planning a college schedule accordingly. The most significant characteristic of this book that makes it so easy to read is the humor. This book is hysterical! I have one piece of advice: JUST READ IT!” MATTHEW EVINS, Graduate Student, Miami University, OH. Are you scrambling to keep up with all of your work and gasping for more time to do it all? Are you spinning out of control? Do you have five minutes to spare? Then this is the time-management solution for you and all undergraduate and graduate students, especially freshman. The five-minute to-do list alone will increase free time by 20% or more. There are 45 other effective techniques, adapted from best practices in business and industry, which can easily be incorporated into your daily routine to streamline studying, test preparation, and personal appointments. Imagine the feeling of being ahead, relaxed, and in control with time to squander; instead of being behind, unprepared, and playing catch-up all of the time with the accompanying stress, tension, and frustration.
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Word In The English Classroom
$24.99Add to cartIf you teach at a faith-based college or university, you’ve probably heard much about integrating faith and learning. But what does that actually look like? What do you do when you walk in the classroom door? In this book, editors Jamie Dessart and Brad Gambill have brought together English professors from across the spectrum of Christian higher education, inviting contributors to reflect on how faith and scholarship intersect in their particular academic areas and Christian traditions. The authors represent a broad range of Christian faith and a variety of specializations within the field of English, including composition and rhetoric, creative writing, literature, and media studies. They write honestly and specifically about their work, confessing successes and failures, intentional plans and accidents that flopped or initiated new ways of thinking. As you read each chapter, you’ll gain another view of what it can mean to negotiate faith in the classroom, as the authors share reflections on courses and lessons they’ve taught. Many of us are still working to understand how faith and scholarship should collaborate in our classrooms. This volume offers an important look into current practice in order to promote even further development for the future.
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College Conquerors Handbook
$16.49Add to cartThe College Conqueror’s Handbook provides rock-solid advice on how to: * study for college level exams * write papers * choose courses * balance academic and social life * manage money, time, and resources It clearly explains the needs and benefits of establishing and maintaining an ambitious outlook, a positive attitude, and taking the right actions while in college. This easy to read book walks students through the steps required in order to conqueror college. After all, why survive college when you can conquer it?
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Campus Voices And Student Choices
$18.99Add to cartCampus Voices and Student Choices is a devotional book written from a Christian perspective to give spiritual insight to the college student. It contains more than 150 quotes from students and graduates, Scriptural and devotional lessons, and a student journal. The collegiate journey is filled with many challenges. This book offers practical and relevant insight into issues that students may face and provides valuable devotions to strengthen, encourage, and help them be successful.
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Readers Guide To Calvins Institutes
$22.00Add to cart2009 marks the 500th anniversary of John Calvin’s birth, and throughout the year scholars from around the world are gathering to discuss Calvin and his influence. Calvin’s Institutes is one of the great classics of Christian theology. Here a leading Calvin expert offers an affordable guide to reading the Institutes (keyed to the McNeill/Battles translation).
The book includes annotations to selected readings that offer readers a streamlined introduction to the heart of Calvin’s theology. Dividing the Institutes into thirty-two portions, the author has chosen an average of eighteen pages to be read from each portion to cover the whole range of the Institutes and provide readers with passages critical to understanding Calvin’s theology. The notes guide readers through the text, concentrating on the sections chosen for reading, summarizing the material, and drawing attention to the most significant footnotes in the McNeill/Battles edition. An introduction and questions at the beginning of each portion direct the reader’s attention to important points, and a brief guide at the end of each portion suggests further reading. The book will serve professors and students of the Institutes; courses in Calvin, Reformed theology, and historical theology; and readers seeking a guide to the Institutes.
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Keeping The Faith
$7.95Add to cartIntroduction
College Life
Gratitude
Friends & Family
Times Of T Rouble
Guidance
Traditional PrayersAdditional Info
These are heartfelt and very realistic prayers about college life. Kerry Weber beautifully expresses all the familiar emotions, all the highs and lows, all the fears and dreams that every college student experiences. She learned early on in her own college life that she couldn’t cope without God’s guidance and she clung to her faith to see her through. She makes a compelling case for staying close to God from the first unfamiliar days on campus to the moment of graduation. This is a wonderful gift for any young person heading off to college. It offers reassurance and comfort and encourages them to build a vibrant life of faith and prayer. -
UnCivil University : Anti Semitism And Anti Israelism On College Campuses
$39.99Add to cartForeword
Marc Dollinger
AcknowledgmentsIntroduction (Revised Edition)
Kenneth L. Marcus
1. Something Amiss In Higher Education2. Defining The Civil University
3. The Emergence Of The Uncivil University
4. The Persistent Prejudice
5. Ideology And Propaganda
6. Uncivil Politics And Campus Misconduct
7. Reclaiming The Civil University
8. Conclusion (Revised Edition)
The Uncivil University Illustrated
Additional Info
In the name of academic freedom, the core values of higher education-honest scholarship, unbiased research, and diversity of thought and person-have been corrupted by an academy more interested in preserving its privileges than in protecting its own integrity. The American university has lost its civility. Nowhere is this loss more apparent than in the rise of anti-Semitism and anti-Israelism on college campuses. This book documents the alarming rise in bigotry and bullying in the academy, using a range of evidence from first-hand accounts of intimidation of students by anti-Israel professors to anti-Semitic articles in student newspapers and marginalization of pro-Israel scholars. The UnCivil University exposes the unspoken world of double standards, bureaucratic paralysis, and abdication of leadership that not only allows but often supports a vocal minority of extremists on campus. -
UnCivil University : Anti Semitism And Anti Israelism On College Campuses
$100.00Add to cartForeword
Marc Dollinger
AcknowledgmentsIntroduction (Revised Edition)
Kenneth L. Marcus
1. Something Amiss In Higher Education2. Defining The Civil University
3. The Emergence Of The Uncivil University
4. The Persistent Prejudice
5. Ideology And Propaganda
6. Uncivil Politics And Campus Misconduct
7. Reclaiming The Civil University
8. Conclusion (Revised Edition)
The Uncivil University Illustrated
Additional Info
In the name of academic freedom, the core values of higher education-honest scholarship, unbiased research, and diversity of thought and person-have been corrupted by an academy more interested in preserving its privileges than in protecting its own integrity. The American university has lost its civility. Nowhere is this loss more apparent than in the rise of anti-Semitism and anti-Israelism on college campuses. This book documents the alarming rise in bigotry and bullying in the academy, using a range of evidence from first-hand accounts of intimidation of students by anti-Israel professors to anti-Semitic articles in student newspapers and marginalization of pro-Israel scholars. The UnCivil University exposes the unspoken world of double standards, bureaucratic paralysis, and abdication of leadership that not only allows but often supports a vocal minority of extremists on campus. -
Here Comes Everybody
$39.99Add to cartIntroduction By William C. Graham
American Catholic Studies:Theory And Practice:–Seven Attitudes And Approaches That Make A College Catholic By William C. Graham, The Very Idea Of Catholic Studies By Paul J. Wojda, Catholic Studies And The Mission Of The Catholic University By Richard M. Liddy, Catholic Studies Programs: Catalysts For Reviving The Catholic Intellectual Tradition In Higher Education By David Gentry-Akin, The (Longed For) Varieties Of Catholic Studies By James A. Fisher
Art, Earth And Dignity: Faithfully Shaping The Common Life–Art & Agnosticism: God’s Partners In Revelation, A Poet Explores The Landscape Of Faith And Doubt By Elizabeth Michael Boyle, O.P., The Earth Is The LORD’s (Ps 24:1) By Dianne Bergant, C.S.A., Human Dignity And The Kingdom Of God: A Russian Theological Perspective (Vladimir Solov’v) By Randall A. Poole, Theological Challenges To Community Organizing By Lee Stuart, Faith And Values In The Public Arena:An American Catholic In Public Life By James L. Oberstar, M.C.
Genesis, Conversion, And Distant Horizons: The Shape Of The Journey– ‘The Misfit,’ The Grandmother, And Genesis In Flannery O’Connor’s “A Good Man Is Hard To Find” By Mark McVann, F.S.C., The Search For Faith And Pascal’s Wager By Anthony Barrett, Avery Cardinal Dulles, S.J.: From Convert To Cardinal By Anne-Marie Kirmse, O.P., Not Scandalized, Not Seduced By Matthew Lickona, Theology Of The Laity: New Horizons And Recent Roadblocks By Aurelie A. Hagstrom.
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James Joyce’s famous description of the Roman Church, “Here Comes Everybody,” may have presaged the developing Catholic Studies programs in U.S. Catholic higher education.Some of these essays were first delivered as lectures in the “Here Comes Everybody” series to inaugurate the establishment of the Braegelman Program of Catholic Studies at The College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, MN. The authors gathered here begin to suggest something of the depth and breadth of the living Catholic Intellectual Tradition. They are leading the way in new and important discussions.
These programs are about more than Catholic institutions exploring and asserting their identity. Surely those involved seek rigorous engagement with the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, examining religious ideas and ideals, and participating in the study of Catholic thought and culture. They seek dialogue with Catholics of all mindsets, with Christians from other denominations, believers from other faith traditions and all who seek the truth.
List of Contributors
William C. Graham, Ph.D.; Anthony Barrett, Ph.D., Dianne Bergant, C.S.A.; Elizabeth Michael Boyle, O.P. and Ph.D.; James T. Fisher; David Gentry-Akin, Aurelie A. Hagstrom, S.T.D., Anne-Marie Kirmse, O.P.; Matthew Lickona, Richard M. Liddy, Mark McVann, F.S.C.; James L. Oberstar, U.S. Congressman; Randall A. Poole, Ph.D.; Lee Stuart, Ph.D., Paul J. Wojda, Ph.D. -
Here Comes Everybody
$76.00Add to cartIntroduction By William C. Graham
American Catholic Studies:Theory And Practice:–Seven Attitudes And Approaches That Make A College Catholic By William C. Graham, The Very Idea Of Catholic Studies By Paul J. Wojda, Catholic Studies And The Mission Of The Catholic University By Richard M. Liddy, Catholic Studies Programs: Catalysts For Reviving The Catholic Intellectual Tradition In Higher Education By David Gentry-Akin, The (Longed For) Varieties Of Catholic Studies By James A. Fisher
Art, Earth And Dignity: Faithfully Shaping The Common Life–Art & Agnosticism: God’s Partners In Revelation, A Poet Explores The Landscape Of Faith And Doubt By Elizabeth Michael Boyle, O.P., The Earth Is The LORD’s (Ps 24:1) By Dianne Bergant, C.S.A., Human Dignity And The Kingdom Of God: A Russian Theological Perspective (Vladimir Solov’v) By Randall A. Poole, Theological Challenges To Community Organizing By Lee Stuart, Faith And Values In The Public Arena:An American Catholic In Public Life By James L. Oberstar, M.C.
Genesis, Conversion, And Distant Horizons: The Shape Of The Journey– ‘The Misfit,’ The Grandmother, And Genesis In Flannery O’Connor’s “A Good Man Is Hard To Find” By Mark McVann, F.S.C., The Search For Faith And Pascal’s Wager By Anthony Barrett, Avery Cardinal Dulles, S.J.: From Convert To Cardinal By Anne-Marie Kirmse, O.P., Not Scandalized, Not Seduced By Matthew Lickona, Theology Of The Laity: New Horizons And Recent Roadblocks By Aurelie A. Hagstrom.
Additional Info
James Joyce’s famous description of the Roman Church, “Here Comes Everybody,” may have presaged the developing Catholic Studies programs in U.S. Catholic higher education.Some of these essays were first delivered as lectures in the “Here Comes Everybody” series to inaugurate the establishment of the Braegelman Program of Catholic Studies at The College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, MN. The authors gathered here begin to suggest something of the depth and breadth of the living Catholic Intellectual Tradition. They are leading the way in new and important discussions.
These programs are about more than Catholic institutions exploring and asserting their identity. Surely those involved seek rigorous engagement with the Catholic Intellectual Tradition, examining religious ideas and ideals, and participating in the study of Catholic thought and culture. They seek dialogue with Catholics of all mindsets, with Christians from other denominations, believers from other faith traditions and all who seek the truth.
List of Contributors
William C. Graham, Ph.D.; Anthony Barrett, Ph.D., Dianne Bergant, C.S.A.; Elizabeth Michael Boyle, O.P. and Ph.D.; James T. Fisher; David Gentry-Akin, Aurelie A. Hagstrom, S.T.D., Anne-Marie Kirmse, O.P.; Matthew Lickona, Richard M. Liddy, Mark McVann, F.S.C.; James L. Oberstar, U.S. Congressman; Randall A. Poole, Ph.D.; Lee Stuart, Ph.D., Paul J. Wojda, Ph.D. -
Scholarships 101 : The Real-World Guide To Getting Cash For College
$17.95Add to cartIn the next five years, sixteen million high school students will graduate, making up the largest group of high school graduates in this country’s history. Those students who are fortunate enough to be on the honor roll or the star quarterback of the football team will have access to the best scholarships. But what will happen to the rest of them-those students who have the potential for a great college career, but not necessarily the financial backing to attend the school of their dreams? Author Kimberly Stezala passionately believes that every student should have access to a quality education. Now, she shows parents and their kids how to approach the scholarship process like a pro. Filled with inspiring advice from successful students and scholarship providers, Scholarships 101 shows aspiring college students how to: apply for those scholarships that are the best match for their profile and skills * create a scholarship application that will stand apart from the rest and impress the judges * find the buried treasure of scholarships that aren’t necessarily available on common websites * build a team of supporters in their scholarship quest Straightforward and savvy, this book provides the extra boost many students need to plan for their futures and receive the education they deserve.
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Pray Or D.I.E.
$14.99Add to cartProduct Description
PRAY or D.I.E. provides a charge to this generation to engage in spiritual warfare for their campus through the power of prayer. This book reveals that there is a spiritual climate in every campus and this is the hour for youth across America to enforce the presence of God on their campus. You will be equipped for strategic prayer that will usher you into another dimension of intercession and receive a measure of faith that will launch you into a dynamic position of spiritual authority on your campus. Get ready to experience a militant move of God in your campus! Josh Rubio is the founder and President of Prophetically Releasing Apostolic Youth (PRAY) Network, a youth ministry equipping students across America to occupy their campus for the kingdom of God through intercession and spiritual warfare. In addition, Josh continues to speak and teach as an evangelist to youth ministries throughout the country with a message and anointing to equip, mandate and father the youth of this generation. In the years prior to starting P.R.A.Y. Network, Josh was a youth pastor in San Jose, CA and launched a campus prayer ministry called Campus Lighthouse of Prayer. Josh makes his church home at Covenant Church in Dallas, TX with his lovely wife, Raquel, and their three handsome sons, Joshua, Isaiah and Ezekiel. -
Soul Of A Christian University
$19.99Add to cartCombining a survey of the history and purposes of Christian higher education, critical approaches to faith-learning-living, and practical lessons for teaching, scholarship and service, The Soul of a Christian University assists faculty and administrators in educating hearts and minds.
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Religion Culture Curriculum And Diversity In 21st Century America
$44.99Add to cartComprised of fifteen essays, Religion, Culture, Curriculum, and Diversity in 21st Century America, provides a cutting-edge examination of diversity issues against the backdrop of curriculum development and outcomes in Christian higher education. The primary focus on diversity of race, ethnicity, and disabilities is explored in comparison with institutional changes in these areas that harmonize the efforts of administration, faculty, and students. Hiring practices are analyzed, as well as recruitment and retention of minority faculty and students.
This works’ secondary focus is on similarities and differences between Christianity and Islam regarding international customs and norms of immigrants, primarily from Africa, Asia, and India on America’s Christian academia. The work is reader-friendly and recommended for students and scholars as well as for laypersons desirous of keeping pace with current diversity trends in American culture and religion.
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Leadership Rocks : Becoming A Student Of Influence
$9.99Add to cartFor over 20 years, Jay Strack has been working with young Christian leaders throughout the U.S. and teaching them have a better understanding of God’s Word and His calling in their lives. The topics chosen for the Student Leadership University Study Guide Series represent part of the teaching model that Dr. Strack has developed over the years and address tough questions that young people are asking today.
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Waking The Giant
$17.99Add to cartCollege campuses of the world have historically been the premier place where laborers for the nations have been fashioned by the hand of God. These individuals have most often been influenced by powerful and united student mission movements in their college communities. Now it’s this generation’s turn! Waking the Giant envisions and provides practical tools for individuals and ministries among the emerging generation to be set aflame through a grassroots mission movement. God is on the move in extraordinary ways. The time has come!
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Christian College Christian Calling
$34.00Add to cartThe Not-So-Great Divide
Steve Wilkens
Being Good: An Invitation To Ethical Thinking
Daniel Speak
Phil-LOST-ophy Or “Love Of Wisdom”
John Culp
Hermeneutics: Why Do We Have To Interpret Scripture Anyway?
Gerald H. Wilson
Old Testament: Congregation And Academy Share A Whole Bible, Not Just A Half
William Yarchin
The Academic Side Of New Testament Studies
Keith H. Reeves And Kenneth L. Waters
Church History: Surrounded By A Great Cloud Of Witnesses
Dennis Okholm
Systematic Theology: Theology In, For, And From The Church
Heather Ann Ackley
Youth Ministry: Taking A Seat At The Grown-Ups’ Table
Kara Powell And Steve Gerali
Pastoral Ministry: A Partnership Between Academy And Congregation
Dick Pritchard
Practical Theology: A Bridge Across The Divide?
Paul Shrier And B. J. Oropeza
Bridging Past And Future
Amy Jacober And Steve WilkensAdditional Info
Christian colleges have been set up by Christian churches throughout American history. But all too often these schools and the groups that support them come into conflict, typically over what is being taught in religion and philosophy classes. Christian College, Christian Calling seeks not so much to resolve this tension between congregation and academy as to explain why it exists and why it might even be fruitful. Instructors of philosophy, theology, church history, Biblical studies, and ministry from Azusa Pacific University explain the value of their disciplines in down-to-earth terms-not in terms of academic achievement but in terms of the Christian life. Looking to get past the stereotypes of liberal, faith-diluting colleges and conservative, unthinking churches, Christian College, Christian Calling provides an invaluable resource for anyone concerned about the mission and relevance of Christian higher education
