Jerry L. Sumney (Books)

Jerry L. Sumney Books

Jerry L. Sumney, a professor of biblical studies, offers profound insights into the New Testament, particularly the letters of Paul. His scholarship delves into the theological and ethical dimensions within these texts, exploring the nature and identity of Paul's opponents. Sumney's work illuminates the historical context and its impact on early Christianity. His approach is marked by a deep engagement with the biblical text and its enduring relevance.

The Politics of Faith: The Bible, Government, and Public Policy

200 pages
7 hours of reading

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Exploring the intersection of biblical texts with civic politics, this book encourages readers to consider how faith influences social policy and governance. It highlights the Bible's guidance on economic and social policies that benefit the disadvantaged and the community. By examining Old Testament insights, the early church in Acts, and Jesus' ministry in Matthew, the author emphasizes the need for political commitments rooted in Scripture. Each chapter concludes with discussion questions to foster deeper engagement and reflection on how faith can shape voting and policy support.