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It's 1544, Menno Simons, a leader in the new--and persecuted--free church movement, is on the run from authorities in the Netherlands. With a price on his head, he stops to catch his breath on a darkened farm. He prays, "Lord, what do I do now?" Myron S. Augsburger's historical novel recalls Menno's life--from Catholic priest to radical reformer to hunted fugitive. 398 Pages.

In this book Myron Augsburger rightly stresses that the Holy Spirit has not been given to believers for their own selfish enjoyment or pride, but to draw us closer to God and to equip us to do Christ's will in the world through service and evangelism. May God use this book to challenge many Christians to deeper commitment to Christ and to help them walk in the power of the Spirit every day. 200 Pages.

Myron S. Augsburger's story of 16th-century Anabaptists Michael and Margaretha Sattler who paid the ultimate price for their faith in and obedience to Jesus Christ. 292 pages.

Sixteen Mennonite writers, whose lives have had worldwide impact while linked to service at Eastern Mennonite University, map their life journeys across the geography of their lives, thoughts, and faith perspectives.

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God moves first with grace and comes to us in Christ to reconcile us to himself. He transforms us and accepts us into the covenant relationship. God clothes us, like the prodigal son, in "the robe of righteousness" and gives us a place in his family.The heart of the gospel is Jesus Christ, through whom God came to us and became human yet sinless, to restore true humanity in us. In Christ, we are a new creation, reconciled with God and with eac...