Biblical Seminary of the Philippines
Honor and Shame in 1 Samuel 1-7 by Bin Kang For many cultures throughout history, honor and shame have been foundational concepts for understanding and evaluating reality. In this study of the first seven chapters of 1 Samuel, Dr. Bin
The Multidimensional Pastor is an attempt to bring together and discuss in a single volume these various elements of the pastoral ministry with a goal of looking at principles from the Scripture to guide the pastors as they fulfill these various roles.
Books Uytanlet, Juliet Lee. The Hybrid Tsinoys: Challenges of Hybridity and Homogeneity as Socio-Cultural Constructs Among the Chinese in the Philippines. American Society of Missiology Monograph Series Book 28. Eugene, OR: Pickwick Publications. 2016. Book Description The Hybrid Tsinoys is
Jonah: A Pastoral and Contextual Commentary (Asia Bible Commentary Series)
Ezra and Nehemiah: A Pastoral and Contextual Commentary (Asia Bible Commentary Series)
Asian Christian Theology Evangelical Perspectives
In our journey with the poor, we are confronted with material objects we are attached to. We are challenged to ask, what is it we cannot live without? The goal is not to turn into rigid stoics, or Spartans who reject luxuries or extravagance. The goal is to find our freedom. Without a community, we can have no ministry. The gospel is not just about being saved to Jesus, it also means becoming part of a community, the people of God.Join Raineer Chu as he shares his experiences and stories from his own journey with the poor. –Includes Discussion Questions for Personal Reflection or Small Group studies.
Two New books by Dr. Samson Uytanlet.
This book is a welcome addition to the Studies in Chinese Christianity Series and to the history of the Church in China. It affords the Christian community and the world at large a refreshing appreciation of seven Protestant missionaries and two Chinese Church leaders.
Dr Craig S. Keener, Professor of Biblical Studies, Asbury Theological Seminary, endorses the work as it “attends to literary dimensions of this Gospel as well as displaying sensitivity to, and competence in, both the ancient setting of Matthew’s Gospel and modern Asian contexts