Spring 2026 · Vol. 55 No. 1

The Gospel, Peacemaking, and the Kingdom

From the Editor

Douglas B. Miller

2–3

Diagonalizing the Village and the City: A Theological Exploration of Article 12

Gil Dueck

4–16

Peace, Violence, and Article 13

Ken Esau

17–34

Peacemaking: Seeking the Shalom of the Local Church

Jodi Enns

35–44

Peacemaking and Police/Army Service: Can a Christian Do Both?

Tim Geddert

45–58

Faith in the Public Square: Serving Christ in the Halls of Power

Ed Fast

59–63

Even Here! The Church as God’s Reconciling Presence in a Fractured World

Phil M. Wagler

64–74

Resist Not: Giving Up on Winning to Make Space for Something Better

Peter E. Smith

75–88

Force for Peace: A Case Against Nonresistance

J Janzen

89–111

Ministry Compass

Amateur Geographers: Knowledge of Place in Pastoral Ministry

Rod and Leanne
Schellenberg

112–118

Delbert L. Wiens,

A Meditation on Going Home

Rod Janzen

119–121

Timothy J. Geddert,

The Beginning of the Story: Understanding the Old Testament in the Story of Scripture

Daniel Epp-Tiessen

121–124

Jesse P. Nickel,

A Revolutionary Jesus: Violence and Peacemaking in the Kingdom of God

Thomas R. Yoder
Neufeld

124–126

Elmer John Thiessen,

Healthy Christian Minds: A Biblical, Practical, and Sometimes Philosophical Exploration of Intellectual Virtues and Vices

Eloise Meneses

126–128

Jamie Pitts,

Organizing Spirit: Pneumatology, Institutions, and Global Imagination

Paul G. Doerksen

128–131

Debra J. Bucher and Estella Boggs Horning,

Hebrews

Michael A. Szuk

131–133

Beverly Roberts Gaventa,

Romans: A Commentary

Douglas Harink

133–136

Faculty Publications 2025

Douglas B. Miller

137–145