Amy Orr-Ewing – författare

'You don't honestly believe all that stuff in the Bible!'Challenged by her friends, and later as a student by theological teachers, Amy Orr-Ewing was determined to leave no stone unturned in her eagerness to prove that the Bible was unique and wholly reliable. Her passion drove her to complete an in-depth study of the answers to ten of the most frequently raised objections she encountered, including:* Isn't it all a matter of interpretation?* Can we know anything about history?* Are the original manuscripts reliable?* What about the canon?* What about other holy books?* Isn't the Bible sexist?* What about all the wars?* Isn't the Bible out of date on sex?* How can I know?Sensitively yet convincingly, the author addresses the issues and the arguments, showing that we have every reason to trust the Bible today.

Bland världens alla böcker är Bibeln den ojämförligt mest lästa men också mest omstridda. Är den gudomligt inspirerad och därför en verklig källa till sanning? Är den bara en kvarleva från en svunnen tid, utan egentligt värde för de flesta? Eller är den en källa till förtryck av kvinnor och homosexuella? Författaren visar att Bibeln tål granskning och kritik och är påfallande relevant för vår tid.

Med djup insikt och ärlighet tar sig författaren an de tio vanligaste frågorna kring Bibeln. Här får du hjälp att bättre förstå Bibeln och den mångfacetterade värld som omger den. Kom som du är med dina frågor, läs med öppet sinne och bedöm själv om Bibeln håller att lita på!

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Amy Orr-Ewing är direktor för Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics och betraktas som en av Englands främsta kvinnliga apologeter. Hon har en magisterexamen i teologi, doktorerar för närvarande i Oxford på Dorothy Sayers författarskap och är en internationellt mycket uppskattad föreläsare.

Amy Orr-Ewing has learned a lot of lessons the hard way.As an internationally known speaker, theologian, and apologist, she has navigated through many challenges: battling abuse, finding and using her voice, building a lasting ministry, leading with confidence, thriving in friendship, relying on God in hard times, and more.Now, she's sharing the wisdom she has gained over 25 years with other women so they, too, can grow in Christian leadership. In Lead Like the Real You, Orr-Ewing pens a deeply personal and engaging collection of letters that explore the unique challenges women face.Rooted in honesty, practicality, and biblical guidance, these letters speak to women who lead in the workplace, classroom, church, and home, as well as those who support them. This book empowers the next generation of Christian women who hope to change the world to live and lead well, knowing they are not alone.

Amy Orr-Ewing has learned a lot of lessons the hard way.As an internationally known speaker, theologian, and apologist, she has navigated through many challenges: battling abuse, finding and using her voice, building a lasting ministry, leading with confidence, thriving in friendship, relying on God in hard times, and more.Now, she''s sharing the wisdom she has gained over 25 years with other women so they, too, can grow in Christian leadership. In Lead Like the Real You, Orr-Ewing pens a deeply personal and engaging collection of letters that explore the unique challenges women face.Rooted in honesty, practicality, and biblical guidance, these letters speak to women who lead in the workplace, classroom, church, and home, as well as those who support them. This book empowers the next generation of Christian women who hope to change the world to live and lead well, knowing they are not alone.

"But if I forgive them, doesn't that mean they get away with it?"In a culture shaped by outrage, punishment, and fear, forgiveness is often misunderstood--or dismissed entirely. It can feel impractical, unjust, or even harmful to our mental health.But what if the opposite is true?In Forgiveness, public theologian Amy Orr-Ewing explores why forgiveness is not a denial of justice but a powerful path toward healing, freedom, and hope--for individuals and for society. Drawing from theology, psychology, history, and literature, she examines● why forgiveness is essential to emotional and mental well-being; ● how outrage and cancel culture damage individuals and communities;● why forgiveness does not excuse harm, but can uphold justice;● what the Christian vision of forgiveness offers that secular approaches cannot; and● how breaking cycles of resentment can lead to genuine freedom.Written for anyone wrestling with anger, hurt, or division--and especially for Christians seeking to live faithfully in a fractured world--this book offers a compelling vision of forgiveness that restores individuals, renews communities, and opens a way forward.Forgiveness is not weakness. It may be the most powerful response we have.

The mother of God is often portrayed as a passive figure, yet Mary is described in Luke's gospel as a woman who exercised choice, questioned things, reflected, responded, spoke up, and demonstrated great faith. Mary had a voice.This unique Advent devotional from British theologian Amy Orr-Ewing invites us to hear the familiar Christmas story from an untold perspective: that of an ordinary, young, poor, oppressed woman who was chosen to play a significant and breakthrough role in the redemption of the world. It is no mistake that a woman gets to be a part of all this, and that her voice, her questions, her fears, and her actions matter.Through passages from Luke's gospel - the writer who used Mary as his primary witness for his account of Christ's life - and stunning paintings of the nativity from artists ancient and modern (including The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse illustrator, Charlie Mackesy, and famous masterpieces by Fra Angelico, Giotto, Chagall and Botticelli), Amy Orr-Ewing guides the reader through each day of Advent from Mary's point of view, exploring who she knew Christ to be."If leadership is about influence, then, after Jesus, Mary was the greatest leader of all time. Uniquely, she was present at the three great moments of our redemption: the incarnation, passion, and pentecost. In this book, Amy Orr-Ewing presents Mary's perspective-her fear, her faith, and her wisdom-to highlight how her life can offer hope to all who journey through tears, disappointment, lament, struggle, and pain." -Nicky and Pippa Gumbel, author, pioneers of Alpha, and Vicar of Holy Trinity Brompton, London"What better companions could there possibly be for our journey through Advent to Christmas than these two women: Mary, the mother of Jesus, who speaks more powerfully into this season than any other, and Amy Orr-Ewing, a trusted voice and respected friend whose insights never fail to encourage and inspire me." -Pete Greig, founder of 24-7 Prayer International and senior pastor of Emmaus Rd Church"A beautiful and intensely thoughtful set of Christmas reflections, given added depth by a stunning set of illustrations." -Professor Alister McGrath, University of Oxford"In Mary's Voice: Advent Reflections to Contemplate the Coming of Christ, Amy helps us to recapture the awe and wonder of the birth of Christ and what this means for us today. By elevating the voice of the young, strong, vulnerable, marginalized, courageous, obedient, faithful, and often overlooked, Mary, the mother of God, Amy unveils profound insights into the meaning of Christmas. This book will be a great companion as you prepare your heart during the Advent season. I have never been more captivated by Advent reflections and know you will see Jesus more clearly and love him more dearly as you journey through these pages." -Christine Caine, founder of A21 and Propel Women

"But if I forgive them, doesn't that mean they get away with it?"In a culture shaped by outrage, punishment, and fear, forgiveness is often misunderstood--or dismissed entirely. It can feel impractical, unjust, or even harmful to our mental health.But what if the opposite is true?In Forgiveness, public theologian Amy Orr-Ewing explores why forgiveness is not a denial of justice but a powerful path toward healing, freedom, and hope--for individuals and for society. Drawing from theology, psychology, history, and literature, she examines● why forgiveness is essential to emotional and mental well-being; ● how outrage and cancel culture damage individuals and communities;● why forgiveness does not excuse harm, but can uphold justice;● what the Christian vision of forgiveness offers that secular approaches cannot; and● how breaking cycles of resentment can lead to genuine freedom.Written for anyone wrestling with anger, hurt, or division--and especially for Christians seeking to live faithfully in a fractured world--this book offers a compelling vision of forgiveness that restores individuals, renews communities, and opens a way forward.Forgiveness is not weakness. It may be the most powerful response we have.

Here is the contents page of the 2019 Keswick Yearbook:Introduction by James Robson, Ministry Director for Keswick MinistriesThe Bible ReadingsRomans 8Ray OrtlundRomans 8:1-8Romans 8:9-15Romans 8:16-25Romans 8:26-30Romans 8:31-39The LectureA Mucky BusinessTim FarronEvening CelebrationsThe Complications (Genesis 16:1-16)Mark MeynellThe Commitment (Genesis 22:1-19)Amy Orr-EwingA Necessary Longing (Luke 18:9-14)Julian HardymanLonging in Step with Jesus (1 Peter 2:13-3:17)Pete NicholasThe Church of the Longing (1 Peter 5:1-14)Duncan ForbesKeswick ResourcesKeswick MinistriesKeswick 2020

Your relationship with God is just a psychological crutch. Belief in God is dangerous. I used to believe, but I've given it all up. Is God real? Is it possible to know anything, let alone know him? Why do bad things happen to people who worship this God? What about the spiritual experiences of other faiths? All of these accusations, objections and questions have come directly from real-life situations. Amy Orr-Ewing writes, 'I hope that the thoughts offered here will help you see what the Christian faith has to say amid all the pain, confusion and complexity of life.'

'You don't honestly believe all that stuff in the Bible!'Challenged by her friends, and later as a student by theological teachers, Amy Orr-Ewing was determined to leave no stone unturned in her eagerness to prove that the Bible was unique and wholly reliable. Her passion drove her to complete an in-depth study of the answers to the most frequently raised objections she encountered, including:* Isn't it all a matter of interpretation?* Can we know anything about history?* Are the original manuscripts reliable?* What about the canon?* What about other holy books?* Isn't the Bible sexist?* What about all the wars?* Isn't the Bible out of date on sex?* How can I know?Sensitively yet convincingly, the author addresses the issues and the arguments, showing that we have every reason to trust the Bible today.

"We write this account of the Taliban with probably a unique experience and perspective on them. We have a story that intertwines our lives with theirs long before the twin towers were destroyed and the appalling attacks on America had wreaked their havoc. For much of the Western press, the Taliban were just another fundamentalist regime, renowned for their treatment of women, and their ultra-orthodoxy. They are a group now ingrained upon the visual imagination of the western world."Frog and Amy Orr-Ewing

The call of Deep Church is not just for theologians and church leaders; it is also about each individual Christian experiencing and knowing that Jesus rescues from the depths and changes them deeply In this book Frog and Amy Orr-Ewing explore the concept of Deep Church in a 21st-century context. They argue that a missionary congregation needs to be deeply evangelical and evangelistic, deeply reliant on the power of the Holy Spirit, deeply engaged with its surrounding culture and community, deeply realistic about its limitations and temptations, and deeply convinced of its faith, in the face of all other worldviews and alternatives.Deep Church is about restoring the heart of the Christian faith within a rapidly changing and demanding culture, without lurching from one new methodology to another, rescuing today's church from unnecessary disillusionment, and wholeheartedly embracing Christ and his Kingdom.