Call For Book Reviews
For each issue, we seek reviews of books on Majority World theological education and practice. Below are current options; we would welcome reviews on any of them. If you know of other recent academic books (published in the past 5 years) on these topics that you would like to review, please email editor@insightsjournal.org.
You can find our requirements for book reviews as part of our submission guidelines: https://insightsjournal.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/2019-InSights-Journal-Style-Guide.pdf.
You can submit book reviews directly here.
Possible books for review:
- Ed. Stanley E. Porter and Steven M. Studebaker, Evangelical Theological Method: Five Views (2018)
- Ed. Jonathan Andrews, The Church in Disorienting Times: Leading Prophetically through Adversity (2018)
- C. Douglas McConnell, Cultural Insights for Christian Leaders (2019)
- Chloe T. Sun, Attempt Great Things for God: Theological Education in Diaspora (2020)
- Marvin Oxenham, Character and Virtue in Theological Education: An Academic Epistolary Novel (ICETE Series) (2019)
- Sunday Agang, African Public Theology (2020)
- Fred P. Edie and Mark A. Lamport, Nurturing Faith: A Practical Theology for Educating Christians (2021)
- Ed. Marilyn Naidoo, Making Connections: Integrative Theological Education in Africa (2021)
- Kwame Bediako, African Theology for a World Christianity (2021)
- Ed. Perry Shaw et al, Teaching across Cultures: A Global Christian Perspective (2021)
- Steven Bryan, Cultural Identity and the Purposes of God (2022)
- Joshua Iyadurai, Social Research Methods: For Students and Scholars of Theology and Religious Studies (2023)
- Stephen T. Pardue, Why Evangelical Theology Needs the Global Church (2023)
- Ed. Muriithi Ndereba, Apologetics in Africa: An Introduction (2024)
You can submit book reviews directly here.
