Jesus and the Prodigal Son: Interviews With Ray S. Anderson    by Ray S. Anderson
Price: Free! 16730 words. Published by GCI on May 14, 2012. .
In two interviews in the "You're Included" series, Ray Anderson talks about ministry, Jesus, Judas, and the prodigal son. In a third interview, Chris Kettler talks about the ministry of Dr. Anderson.

The Grace of God and the Wrath of God: Interviews With Steve McVey    by Steve McVey
Price: Free! 23600 words. Published by GCI on September 1, 2012. .
Steve McVey, founder of GraceWalk Ministries and author of numerous books, talks with us about the grace of God, the love of the Father, and the often-misunderstood topic of God's wrath.

God and The Shack: Interviews With William Paul Young    by William_Paul Young
Price: Free! 24260 words. Published by GCI on October 1, 2012. .
William Paul Young describes how he wrote the best-selling novel The Shack, and how it portrays God as Father, Son and Spirit. He discusses how this portrayal of God differs from some common assumptions, yet is the God revealed in the Bible. In the fourth interview, Dr. C. Baxter Kruger comments on theological insights in the book. Young and Kruger are together in the fifth interview.

Everyone Belongs, Whether They Know It or Not: Interviews With Jeff McSwain    by Jeff McSwain
Price: Free! 30660 words. Published by GCI on February 18, 2013. .
Jeff McSwain, founder of Reality Ministries in Durham, North Carolina, explains that everyone belongs to Jesus Christ, even if they don't know it yet. Jesus has already changed who they are, and that is a fact whether or not they respond to it. The Calvinist is wrong in saying that Jesus did not die for everyone; the Arminian is wrong in saying that Jesus is not effective unless we respond to him.

Jesus Is Still a Human: Interviews With Gerrit Dawson    by Gerrit Dawson
Price: Free! 18270 words. Published by GCI on February 20, 2013. .
The Word became flesh and lived among us. He was a real human, and he was raised bodily from the grave. He is still a human. What are the implications of this for our relationship with God? How does it affect what the church is doing? This is the edited transcript of four interviews with Dr. Dawson.

Authentic Response to God: Interviews With Roger J. Newell    by Roger Newell
Price: Free! 12620 words. Published by GCI on March 25, 2013. .
Dr. Roger Newell, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at George Fox University, discusses three topics. Starting with Mary, the mother of Jesus, he talks about what constitutes an authentic response to God. In the second interview, he discusses theological insights of C. S. Lewis. In the third interview, he discusses how theology went astray in Hitler's control of the German church.

God, Faith, Sin, Hell, Church and Bible: Interviews With Elmer Colyer    by Elmer Colyer
Price: Free! 45310 words. Published by GCI on May 1, 2013. .
Elmer Colyer, theologian at the U of Dubuque Theological Seminary, explains the relevance of Trinitarian theology for the church, the importance of faith, what predestination means, knowing God's presence in daily life, the relationship of God's wrath to his love, hell, repentance, church renewal, and the role of theology when we study the Bible. Transcripts of 9 interviews, edited for clarity.

Jesus Represents All Humanity: Interviews With Christian Kettler    by Christian Kettler
Price: Free! 17820 words. Published by GCI on May 2, 2013. .
Jesus represented all humanity in his death - and in his life. His righteousness is accounted for our - his obedience is credited to our account. His faith is counted for our faith, and that's a good thing, because we don't always have as much faith as we want to. He believes for us, repents for us, shares in our loneliness. He shared in our weak and broken condition, to redeem it.

Trinitarian Conversations: Interviews With Ten Theologians    by Grace Communion International
Price: Free! 224660 words. Published on May 2, 2013. .
Grace Communion International sponsors a video program called "You're Included," in which we interview various theologians about the practical aspects of Trinitarian theology. These interviews are transcribed and many are available in e-books. In this volume, we compile the conversations we've had with ten theologians, in 50 interviews.