In this introduction to the Bible, designed for college students or general readers, Dr. Rogers provides a solid introduction of the basic message of the Bible and the underlying theme that ties the various parts of the biblical narrative together. (Christian)

In "Becoming A Multiethnic Church," Dr. Rogers offers insightful informationand helpful suggestions to church leaders struggling to respond appropriatelyand effectively to Americas growing ethnic diversity. (Christian)

Dr. Rogers explains how to plant churches cross-culturally--the best way to reach ethnic groups, sharing with them the story of Jesus, leading them into a reconciled, renewed relationship with God.

The young Coleman brothers face unimaginable challenges as they leave the hills of Kentucky for the first time in search of their parents' killers. Though capable young men, Caleb, 17, and Zack, 15, could not have anticipated the events that awaited them beyond the friendly hills of the Cumberland.

Part two of the three-part Western action-adventure saga: The Colemans. In Book 2, The Journal, Caleb and Zack learn even more about their famous father and find themselves pitted against a skilled and deadly opponent, a hired assassin who knew and respected their father's skills, but who, if he has to, would kill Royce Coleman's sons to recover the journal and protect its secrets.

The Colemans' saga continues as Caleb is sentenced to be hanged for a murder he did not commit. Zack is on his own in his quest to find the truth and save his brother.

In The Mission of the Church: A Biblical Theology of Mission and Ministry, Glenn Rogers identifies the underlying metatheme of Scripture and traces it through the Old and New Testaments to reveal the mission of the church, which, he concludes, is participation with God in his mission in the world--the reconciliation of all people. In this thorough but readable missiological text, Rogers traces the biblical metatheme of God's desire for a relationship with all people as it is revealed in: the creation narrative, the covenants, the symbolic language of Scripture, the incarnation, and the...

Designed for college students and church members, Mission, Message & Methods, is a complete text on Short-term Missions Preparation. In this "how to" training text, Dr. Rogers provides short-term missionaries with insight into: 1) a biblical theology of mission, 2) a biblical but contextualized message, 3) a basic understanding of the role of culture in cross-cultural missions, and 4) some basic guidelines for short-term mission that will help make the experience more pleasant and fruitful for everyone involved.

Rogers identifies a philosophy of education that is appropriate for accomplishing citizenship education in multicultural contexts.

In Becoming: A Philosophical Treaties on Human Potential, Dr. Glenn Rogers deals with a variety subjects found in most Philosophy of Religion texts (the existence of God, the immortality of the soul, human nature, the problem of evil, moral philosophy) but does so in the larger context of discussing human potential. As an acorn has the potential to become an oak, humans have the potential to become much more than we are at present. Interacting with the great philosophical minds of the past (Parmenides, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Descarte, Kant) as well as contemporary philosophers...