Alan Scott

A Carnival of Lies

Fiction

“This fictional autobiography of an undercover agent in Nationalist Socialist Germany portrays with unembellished clarity the horrors of the Nazi regime, contrasted to those whose faith in humankind—even when they perish—outlasts those terrible years. Highly recommended.”

All Things New

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“What you hold in your hand is not a manual. It’s something bolder. It’s a story. We have excelled in creating strategies for growing churches and reaching cities. What we desperately need is a story. We have multiplied programs for increasing our influence … but the need of the hour is for people. People immersed in the presence of God, empowered by his Spirit who creatively and courageously live in and live out the ancient story. My friend Pete Hughes is one of those people. I have watched his journey, and that of the KXC community, as they passionately and relentlessly step into the story of God in the pages of Scripture and the streets of their city. All Things New tells their story and reminds us that the story of God is big. Big enough to claim the whole of our lives and beautiful enough to bring renewal to all of creation. Theologically robust, biblically immersed and culturally engaged, All Things New offers a way for every believer to partner with Jesus in bringing hope to hurting humanity. From the first page to the last it reminds us that everything everywhere is being swept up in a story of unforgettable, indestructible hope.”

Putting Jesus on Display with Love and Power

Christian Living

“It’s the birthright of every believer to see the Kingdom advance through our heart and hands. My friend Brian Blount lives that reality. His partnership with Jesus is simple and beautiful. It’s also powerful. But the best part is that it’s available to everyone. This is an accessible, helpful book for ordinary believers seeking to release the power of the Kingdom wherever they go. Packed with remarkable stories, each page stirs hope, builds faith and puts Jesus on display!”