Alan Noble

A Spacious Life

Christian Living

“Nearly every other voice in our culture calls us to defy and detest limits, which is why it is so important for us to understand the different ways proper limits are not only good but essential to human flourishing. Dr. Ashley Hales has written a welcoming, biblically rich, and well-researched book that invites us to live a spacious life. Her painfully relatable stories of life in the contemporary world are paired with insightful cultural analysis, scriptural wisdom, and beautiful prayers to help readers see the goodness in embracing God-given limitations.”

Biblical Critical Theory

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“With astonishing breadth and depth, Biblical Critical Theory gives readers a fresh way of seeing the world, life, culture, and the Bible. Watkin’s scholarship is impressive, taking what is valuable and true wherever he finds it and making it accessible to the reader. I highly recommend this book for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of our time and culture.”

Dancing about Architecture is a Reasonable Thing to Do

Arts & Literature

“This book is about the love of music. At times, it is a love poem to music. . . . At other times, it is an exploration of our humanity, why and how we seek meaning through music. Above all, at a time when we are overwhelmed with musical content and noise, Heng Hartse’s book grounds the reader with a tangible sense of the richness and wonder that is music.”

How Church Could (Literally) Save Your Life

Christian Living

“This data-rich, clear case for attending church confirms that we were made to worship. In McLaughlin’s final prescription we find the ultimate reason to attend church: Christ. For the skeptic or the waning churchgoer, this well-written and deeply researched book will inspire.”

In Search of the Common Good

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In Search of the Common Good is not just a good book, it is a necessary book for our time. Jake diagnoses many of the deep problems in our society and offers a distinctly Christian path forward. I have already begun recommending the book widely, and I suspect that the church in America will be reading and discussing it for a long time to come.”

One by One

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Gina Dalfonzo has written an important, wise, nuanced, and insightful book on singleness in the church. Weaving literary examples with interviews and Scripture, Gina has something to challenge and encourage all of us, single or married, pastor or layperson. As our culture’s sexual ethics continue to move away from biblical standards, we will need voices like Dalfonzo’s to articulate a virtuous, flourishing vision for singleness.”

Resisting Therapy Culture

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

Foreword

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