Aimee Byrd

The God Who Gives

Theology

“One cannot read this book without being filled with wonder. Divine generosity is far more glorious than we could ever imagine. Kelly Kapic presents the beautiful paradoxes of God’s kingdom, revealing that we experience true freedom only by belonging to God, and unfolding what that means on a very practical level in our lives today. In Christ, we get to participate in the love and generosity of God.”

The Good Girl's Guide to Great Sex

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Dr. Ruth” for the church. And what a gift she is! Sadly, Christian women need to unlearn a lot about sex from what they’ve been taught in the church or in Christian books. Gregoire offers a thoroughly researched, biblically informed guide to great sex that is possibly more practical than conversations with your closest girlfriend. And she recaptures the meaningfulness, intimacy, and fun that sex is designed to offer your marriage. Every engaged and married woman needs a copy of this book!”

The Gospel Comes with a House Key

Evangelism & Missions

“This book isn’t for those who want to live the comfortable Christian life. Rosaria proves there is no such thing. She has a unique way of blending personal story and theological teaching that challenges the reader to engage in areas of both agreement and disagreement. I was sharpened well in both cases.”

The Mountains Shall Drip Sweet Wine

Theology

“What I love about this rich biblical theology of the symbolism, production, and use of alcohol is the theologically mindful posture that Dunne gifts to us—whether you imbibe or not—that is aware of how alcohol represents both the goodness of God as well as the responsibilities of his people. John Dunne doesn’t merely tackle the modern debates about alcohol in Scripture but resurrects the ancient enchantment of alcohol, seeing it as a divine gift and miracle. He enables us to see the picture unfolding regarding our covenantal relationship with God and one another and how the production and use of alcohol orients us toward creation and new creation. This book is more than an academic study—it is a promise.”

The Nursery of the Holy Spirit

Preaching & Worship

“This is a timely book. While statistics suggest that many young adults are leaving the church, Danny Hyde contends that maybe we were unwelcoming to our children in the first place. He encourages parents to consider our children's relationship with the church and questions the common practice of separating them from our worship service. This practical book challenges us to evaluate what 'children friendly' really means with solid biblical exhortation.”

The Rise and Fall of the Complementarian Doctrine of the Trinity

Theology

“I wish complementarians would read this book! While I can happily disagree whether eternal subordination of the Son was the complementarian position on the Trinity, Kevin demonstrates how pervasive it was and how it was promoted, without opposition, by some of the leading voices in complementarianism. This is a book that demands the church to uphold first order doctrines and warns it never to be led again by a social agenda.”

The Whole Christ

Theology

“Sinclair Ferguson scratches through the surface definitions of legalism and antinomianism to reveal the marrow, the whole Christ. When we are offered the whole Christ in the gospel, we do not want to settle for anything that undermines the greatness and power of God’s grace. Both pastors and lay people will benefit from reading this historical, theological, and practical book.”