The Epistle of James confronts the enduring question of why the righteous suffer, urging Christians to view hardship as a joyful path to spiritual maturity. In an age shaped by prosperity thinking and increasing material, physical, and emotional strain, his call to patient endurance remains urgent. Believers are to live by the royal law of love, using wise speech that heals rather than divides. Genuine faith expresses itself through mercy toward the vulnerable, crossing social and economic boundaries. Rejecting consumerist desires, James advocates simplicity and humble dependence on God. His letter ultimately summons suffering communities to unity, mutual care, and steadfast hope.

Price: Rs 350.00

Pages: 170

ISBN: 978-8188784172

Fountain Press, India, 2026.

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Paulson Pulikottil skilfully explores selected passages from the Book of Isaiah that reveal the intimate relationship between the prophet Isaiah (the Prince) and the Lord (the Emperor). He shows how the New Testament confirms and completes Isaiah’s prophecies in the person and work of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. In this book, the author combines scholarly rigour with pastoral sensitivity, drawing from his years of experience in teaching, studying, and ministering God’s Word. He presents a clear and coherent overview of the Book of Isaiah, addressing its historical, literary, and theological aspects. He also illustrates how Isaiah’s message is relevant and applicable today. This book is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to understand and appreciate the Book of Isaiah and its connection to the gospel.

Price: Rs 195.00

Pages: 143 pages

ISBN: 978-8188784141

Fountain Press, India, 2023.

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Beyond Dalit Theology. Searching for New Frontiers

This book critiques Dalit theology, with proposals for the future directions of a theology of social transformation in India. It explores new ways of doing Christology, pneumatology, and ecclesiology and ultimately argues for the need for a new public theology in the changing religious-political contexts of India.

Fortress Press, Michigan, 2022.

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