James P. Eckman
James P. Eckman (ThM, Dallas Theological Seminary; PhD, University of Nebraska at Lincoln) is the president of Grace University in Omaha, Nebraska, as well as a professor of history and biblical studies. An ordained minister, his specialty is historical theology. In addition to hosting a weekly radio program, Issues in Perspective, he also performs dramatic monologues on figures from church history.
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Biblical Ethics: Choosing Right in a World Gone Wrong - James P. Eckman
James P. Eckman shows how to understand the roots of Christian ethics and apply them to contemporary issues.
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Exploring Church History - James P. Eckman
Church history is more than names and dates--it is our Christian heritage. Studying this past prepares us for the future, gives us a sense of perspective as we realize our current problems are not so new, and provides an understanding of the complexities and richness of the faith. This book walks believers through church history from the day of Pentecost to the present, giving a chronological overview of the theological and institutional development of the church, as well as a deeper appreciation of Christianity's splendid, triumphant, persevering heritage.
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Exploring Church History: A Guide to History, World Religions, and Ethics - James P. Eckman
The Christian faith is certainly complex, but knowledge begins with the essentials. This three-in-one volume explores Christianity's historical roots and development, the distinctiveness of its worldview, and its response to tough cultural and ethical issues, providing an introductory understanding of the richness of the faith and church for you or your small group.
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The Truth About Worldviews: A Biblical Understanding of Worldview Alternatives - James P. Eckman
In this accessible volume, James P. Eckman analyzes the main world religions, cults, and philosophical systems as worldviews. He argues that genuine, biblical Christianity is the only worldview that answers every question relating to spirituality, morality, and the meaning of life.
