A New History of Redemption by Gerald McDermott

A New History of Redemption by Gerald McDermott offers a transformative perspective on the grand narrative of salvation, weaving together a rich tapestry of biblical history, theology, and global insights. With remarkable depth and clarity, McDermott re-examines the story of redemption from the fall to the present day, offering fresh insights that challenge conventional interpretations while staying rooted in scripture.

This book is a journey through time, highlighting key theological developments, diverse cultural expressions of faith, and the ongoing relevance of redemption in the modern world. McDermott deftly engages with figures from history—both well-known and obscure—to demonstrate how the concept of redemption has shaped Christian thought and practice across centuries.

Whether you’re a theologian, a student of history, or simply someone seeking a deeper understanding of God’s redemptive work in the world, A New History of Redemption is an essential read. It not only revisits the foundational themes of sin, grace, and salvation, but also invites readers to think critically about how these themes are lived out in today’s global and multicultural context.