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paperbackSolitude & Silence
Spiritual Disciplines Bible Studies
by Jan Johnson
Jan Johnson helps you to grow in the disciplines of solitude and silence. You will learn how to hear God's voice and allow him to shape not only your times of quiet but also the rest of your daily routine.
Number of Studies: 6
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hardcoverSaint Valentine the Kindhearted
The History and Legends of God's Brave and Loving Servant
by Ned Bustard
Have you ever wondered why we celebrate Valentine's Day with flowers, candy, and cards? Learn all about Saint Valentine, a man whose kindness and love inspires us each year to let others know how much they mean to us. Told as a charming poem, this beautifully illustrated book will be enjoyed by children and the adults who read with them.
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As the country moves into the 2020 election season InterVarsity Press has announced that it is releasing and providing resources to equip voters in understanding as well as engaging the issues of our day from a faith perspective. On Tuesday, July 21, IVP will release Compassion (&) Conviction: The AND Campaign's Guide to Faithful Civic Engagement, which will be included among the titles on the newly launched webpage "Books on Politics and Government" at ivpress.com.
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WORLD Magazine recommended about five hundred books to its readers in 2018 and recently chose from those the top books of the year. The winners were made up of five nonfiction books of the year, four theological honorable mentions, and twenty-five short list honorees, including three InterVarsity Press titles: Last Call for Liberty by Os Guinness, Embodied Hope by Kelly M. Kapic, and Disruptive Witness by Alan Noble.
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View press kits, reviews, and book information for Spring 2014 InterVarsity Press titles.
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Want more context as you begin to study Daniel? This introduction will give you the background you need as you read the Daily Quiet Time Bible Study. We hope you continue to discover the riches of Scripture and draw closer to God as you join the millions who have used this free devotional resource.
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Glenn R. Paauw
Glenn R. Paauw serves with the Institute for Bible Reading and is the author of Saving the Bible from Ourselves. Previously, he was vice president of global Bible engagement at Biblica. In his twenty-six years at Biblica Paauw's work ranged from leading Scripture evangelism seminars at churches nationwide to overseeing the nonprofit publishing of the NIV, NVI, and NIrV translations in North America. He led the development of the revolutionary The Books of the Bible format that uncovers the natural literary form of the Scriptures and reintroduces people to the grand narrative of the Bible. A former high school Bible teacher and staff member of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, Paauw has spoken on the Bible at the Q Conference, Thrive, Radio Bible Class, and at churches and conferences across the country. He has written for Christianity Today, Discipleship Journal, Christian Research Journal, Currents in Science, Technology & Society, The Banner, and Q Ideas. In 1995 Paauw was a founding board member of Food for Thought gatherings, building community in the Colorado Springs area by bringing people from diverse worldviews together in dinner discussion groups. His education was in philosophy and theology at Calvin College and Seminary. He lives in Colorado Springs with his wife, Jain, and has two adult sons.
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Glenn E. Myers
Glenn Myers received his M.Div. from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Ph.D. in church history from Boston University and has completed graduate studies in spiritual theology from Regent College. For the past ten years Dr. Myers has served on faculty at Crown College, where he provides spiritual direction to many young men in addition to teaching spiritual formation, church history, and Bible classes. Myers is a pastor and professor whose desire is to see believers deepen their encounter with the Lord and experience substantive transformation in their lives. As well as leading retreats on Lectio Divina, solitude and silence, Glenn offers a variety of courses in the history of Christian spirituality, prayer, and spiritual growth. Before coming to Minnesota, Glenn and his wife, Sharon, served four years on the mission field in Eastern Europe. In addition to walking and hiking, they enjoy traveling and studying together, often visiting sites in Europe where spiritual leaders of past centuries once walked. Glenn also enjoys wilderness camping in the Boundary Waters in the summer.
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Dennis P. Hollinger
Dennis P. Hollinger (MDiv, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School; MPhil and PhD, Drew University) is president and Colman M. Mockler distinguished professor of Christian ethics at Evangelical School of Theology in Myerstown, Pennsylvania. Previously he was vice provost, college pastor, and professor of Christian ethics at Messiah College in Grantham, Pennsylvania. He has also taught and ministered at many other schools and churches in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, and Washington, DC, as well as in Kiev (Ukraine), Moscow (Russia), and Pune (India). Hollinger is the author of Choosing the Good: Christian Ethics in a Complex World (Baker, 2002) and Individualism and Social Ethics (University Press of America, 1983). He is series coeditor of Critical Issues in Bioethics, published by Eerdmans. He has also written articles in IVP's Dictionary of Christianity in America and a chapter in IVP's Christian Apologetics in the Postmodern World. And he has published or presented his work in a variety of professional journals, popular magazines, websites, and conferences.
