Small Faith--Great God: Biblical Faith for Today's Christians »

N. T. Wright is bishop of Durham and was formerly canon theologian of Westminster Abbey and dean of Lichfield Cathedral. He taught New Testament studies for twenty years at Cambridge, McGill and Oxford Universities. Wright's full-scale works The New Testament and the People of God, Jesus and the Victory of God and The Resurrection of the Son of God are part of a projected six-volume series titled Christian Origins and the Question of God. Among his many other published works are Surprised by Hope and Simply Christian.

So often our faith feels small and weak. But as premier Bible teacher N. T. Wright reminds us, what matters is not so much our faith itself as Who our faith is in. Wright doesn't ignore the messiness of life. He opens to us what faith means in times of trial and reminds us, it's not great faith we need: it's faith in a great God.

Part One: Faith in a Great God
1. Enthroned in Heavenly Splendor
2. Power to the Faint
3. Not By Sight
4. The Burning Bush
5. Holy is the Lord
6. Breakfast by the Shore
7. To Die for the People
8. God's Foolish Gospel

Part Two: Faith to Live and Love
9. Citizens of Jerusalem
10. Christian Hypocrites?
11. The Runaway Slave
12. When Friends Fall Out
13. The Mothers Meeting
14. Faith for a Wedding
15. The Heart of the Matter

Part Three: Faith to Walk in the Dark
16. Bethlehem and the Barley-Harvest
17. The Rainbow and the Promise
18. Faith before the Tomb
19. Though Painful at Present
20. Pie in the Sky?
Index of Bible Passages