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The Curse of Pharaoh
Cheers for the hero! Jeers for the villain! It’s that easy, right? Wisdom can mean learning from another person’s mistakes. Consider the Pharaoh – this villain whose tale of wickedness is recounted in the Torah, the Bible, and the Qur’an. The cruel king wielded his terrifying power over enslaved peoples and was punished with divine plagues. Rather than examining ancient writings, this charming volume travels through the great questions of character and suffering, then explores the story of this villain. Is there something Pharaoh can teach us about life? Written in a friendly, conversational style, this little journey is marked with relatable examples from real life. Suehr’s wry sense of humor is a constant companion through light-hearted moments and stark, solemn truths. Come along and discover who this Pharaoh was, who you are, and who you can be.
Lost Lutherans
Lost Lutherans: Perspectives on American Religious Decline offers a straightforward look at change in American religion. Chris Suehr presents the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) as an example of religious change in a way that is welcoming to interested readers and fulfilling to social scientists. By amplifying real voices, this book presents the social science, but also explores the stories behind its statistics—the people who have left, their reasons, their beliefs, and their quests. Lost Lutherans is a useful resource on specific areas of American religion—from the history of the Mainline to the voices of modern people who have left it. This book examines the gradual changes in society, culture, and institutions that have led to this religious transformation.
The Haiku Bible
The sacred Scriptures, stylized in poetry After thorough readings through the Bible and study of biblical languages, The Haiku Bible started as an effort to make better sense of the complex and nuanced anthology. While rich in content and layered with meaning, the overarching themes of Scripture can be easily lost in the chasm of time and context that separate us from the original authors. Reflecting the styles and genres of the different books, The Haiku Bible weaves fresh insight into the ancient writings, while finding the threads that tie together the tapestry of Scripture.
Apocalypse Revelation of Jesus Chirst to His Servant John
This graphic novel walks through the Book of Revelation. This gives more than the story, but an easy to understand journey sharing historical and scholarly insights into a complicated ancient text.
