Amanda W. Benckhuysen

She Deserves Better

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“For too long, we have allowed our daughters to bear the burden of bad theology about what it means to be female. Well, no longer! Sheila, Rebecca, and Joanna provide a practical, candid, and theologically astute guide for mothers and daughters that exposes harmful teachings circulating in churches today and helps women rediscover their truest selves as ones loved and cherished by God.”

Skills for Safeguarding

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“A timely, much-needed book chock-full of practical wisdom about abuse prevention and response for church communities. This carefully constructed set of resources is a must-read for all church leaders if the church is to address the tragic reality of abuse in its midst and intentionally work toward becoming communities of healing.”

Strange Land

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“What do you get when a seminary faculty work together to produce a volume on the Psalms? A rich treasure trove of meditations that stir the heart and stimulate the mind. The meditations in this volume bring together the best of theological scholarship with a deep and abiding faith in the God who is ever present and in whom our salvation rests. What a gift for the people of God!”

Strangers and Scapegoats

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Winsome, accessible, learned, and practical, this is a book I will come back to again and again. Drawing on insights from social identity theory in conversation with the witness of Christian Scripture, Vos develops a fresh lens by which to consider some of the most polarizing issues in the Christian community today related to gender, race, human sexuality, immigration, economic exploitation, and incarceration. In the end, this book will not only deepen your love for the stranger but help you rediscover your own identity in Christ.”

The Joyful Feast

Preaching & Worship

“Slemmons boldly leads Christian worshipers where few others, in recent times, have dared--to our knees. Only here, Slemmons contends, in the acknowledgment of our sin, can we truly embrace with exuberant joy the good news of God's forgiveness and grace. Artfully poetic, warmly authentic, and theologically rich, pastors and worship leaders will want to keep this resource close at hand if they desire to lead their congregations in genuinely joyful worship.”