Cultural Engagement Bundle (3 vols.)
Cultural Engagement in a Modern Context
The tension of God’s kingdom that is now but not yet makes interacting with the world a complicated affair. If we truly believe that the gospel is an all-encompassing worldview, it should apply to every area of human existence—physical, emotional, and spiritual. Our faith must be grounded in the here and now; Jesus’ example was one of engagement with, not detachment from, the physical realm.
To help young Christians connect their faith with the rest of their lives, Lexham Press established a partnership with Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary to publish three books on Christian cultural engagement. Four leading Christian thinkers—Bruce Riley Ashford, Walter R. Strickland, Benjamin Quinn, and David W. Jones—lend their insights and scholarship point us to a reframed biblical worldview that extends throughout and engages with all of creation.
At the intersection of faith, culture, work, and economics, the Cultural Engagement Bundle equips Christians to faithfully engage with the world and glorify God in all they do.
Product Details
- Title: Cultural Engagement Bundle (3 vols.)
- Publisher: Lexham Press
- Volumes: 3
Partially includedAbout the Authors
Bruce Riley Ashford is Provost and Dean of the Faculty at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he also serves as Professor of Theology & Culture.
Benjamin T. Quinn serves as associate dean for institutional effectiveness and assistant professor of theology and history of ideas at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and The College at Southeastern. Quinn received his PhD in theology from the University of Bristol, UK, and lives with his wife and three children in Wake Forest, NC.
Walter R. Strickland II is special advisor to the president for diversity and instructor of theology at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Strickland holds an MDiv and ThM from Southeastern and is pursuing a PhD in theology from the University of Aberdeen (Scotland).
David W. Jones serves as professor of Christian ethics, associate dean for graduate program administration, and director of the Th.M. program at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He has authored or coauthored six books and more than a dozen articles that have appeared in various academic publications. He resides in North Carolina with his wife and children.