Philip D. Yancey Volgorde van de boeken

The book explores the pivotal role of religion in shaping the post-Soviet landscape of Russia and Ukraine following the fall of the Berlin Wall. It examines the initial movement towards democracy and religious freedom, influenced by American evangelicals, and contrasts it with Vladimir Putin's later authoritarian shift, marked by hostility towards religious organizations and the invasion of Ukraine. By highlighting the divergent paths of these two nations, the narrative reveals the complex interplay between faith, politics, and national identity in their histories.

Exploring the complex dynamics of family and the seductive nature of extremist beliefs, this memoir chronicles the author's transformative journey from a rigid fundamentalist background to a life defined by compassion and grace. Through personal reflections, it offers a poignant narrative that resonates with themes of identity and redemption, drawing parallels to notable works like Hillbilly Elegy.

In this special collection of original essays, Wangerin's fellow writers in the Chrysostom Society turn their gifts upon his lifetime of work to draw out that which has drawn so many in. Featuring essays from Eugene Peterson, Luci Shaw, Philip Yancey, and others, these essays explore the breadth and depth of a writer who has wandered through a passage and has returned with news of a far country.

An internationally renowned surgeon and an award-winning writer of faith take readers on a tour of wonder through the human body - from the micro-view of cells to the macro-view of our connectedness as people made in God's image.

In „Spuren der Gnade“ nimmt Philip Yancey den Leser mit auf seine Reisen um die Erde. Aber zugleich ist dieses Buch eine Reise zum Mittelpunkt des Glaubens. Radikal und ehrlich stellt Yancey die Frage, was der christliche Glaube „bringt“, wenn er extremen Härtetests ausgesetzt wird. Seine Erfahrungsberichte berühren zutiefst, wühlen auf, fordern heraus. Gott ist nicht beweisbar. Aber wo Seine Gnade Menschen verändert, begegnen wir Seinen unverwechselbaren Spuren.

Exploring the presence of God in unexpected locations, the book highlights how divine traces can be found in diverse settings, from urban slums to natural wonders and cultural works. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing these signs and seizing opportunities to share hope with those who need it most. By uncovering these connections, the narrative encourages Christians to become more aware of their surroundings and to actively make God's presence known in the world.

Hledání možnosti, jak navázat vztah s neviditelným Bohem a co to všechno pro člověka obnáší, je středobodem Yanceyho práce. V ní přináší řadu osobních svědectví, postřehů, pochybností, ale i nově odkrývá doposud nepoznané dimenze víry, naděje a lásky. Yanceyho mimořádný vypravěčský talent vtáhne čtenáře do mozaiky vtipných i dojemnýchpříběhů a zároveň úvah, které spíše než jednoznačné odpovědi přinesou mnohem zásadnější otázky a s nimi i pronikání do hlubin tajemství vztahu s Neviditelným.

Philipp Yancey hatte anfangs Schwierigkeiten mit dem Alten Testament, entdeckte jedoch dessen spannende und lebensnahe Aspekte, wie die von Hiob und Prediger. Seine Auseinandersetzung ist typisch für Yancey: brillant und leidenschaftlich.