David W. Brown Livres

The book addresses the decline in theological teaching within the evangelical church, highlighting the resulting biblical ignorance among believers. David Brown, a pastor, urges a return to foundational teachings by analyzing twenty passages through historical, literary, and grammatical lenses. Each analysis includes a sermon outline, making it a valuable resource for pastors and Sunday school teachers aiming to create sermons and lessons rooted in solid theological doctrine.

This book equips managers and specialists with essential "street smarts" to navigate unfamiliar situations in their careers. It offers insights on adapting to new environments, utilizing universal skills, and influencing organizational change. With practical mini-cases and exercises, it prepares professionals for real-world challenges.

The book explores the historical interpretation of Christ's incarnation as a kenosis, or self-emptying, which has been overshadowed in recent years. David Brown advocates for a re-evaluation of this perspective, highlighting the intellectual challenges faced by its original proponents. He presents a comprehensive analysis of various issues surrounding the concept of a fully human incarnate Christ, encouraging readers to engage with his arguments, even if they may not agree with his conclusions.

Set in the modern world, the narrative follows an alien spaceship on the run from a hostile race, ultimately landing on Earth for critical repairs. The crew faces not only mechanical challenges but also the need to recruit Earthlings to assist in navigating the dangers that lie ahead. As they prepare for their journey home, the story explores themes of cooperation and the intersection of different worlds, highlighting the unique dynamics between humans and extraterrestrial beings.