Andrew Wilson
Biography
Andrew Wilson wrote Spirit and Sacrament, and co-wrote Echoes of Exodus with Alastair J. Roberts.
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12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You
Christian Living
“The more widespread and influential something is, the more Christians should think carefully about it. In this wisdom-filled book, Tony Reinke helps us do just that with the smartphone. Without descending into technophobia or paranoia, he shows the various ways in which phones are changing our lives, highlighting both the problems with this and the solutions to it. A timely and thoughtful book.”
History & Biography
“A timely, thoughtful, and often moving story which will be hugely helpful to a lot of people. David’s honesty and humanity shine through these pages, even as he handles difficult questions through the lens of his experience. This is a gift to the contemporary church.”
Christian Living
“This is a marvelous book on questions: what they are for, why they matter, when and how to ask them, and how they can lead us into wisdom and maturity. A number of passages—on Genesis 3, curiosity, deconstruction, and so forth—have more insight than many whole books. They make for a volume that is as readable as it is thought-provoking. Excellent.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Companions in Suffering is an honest, clear, biblical, practical, and wise book, speaking to many of the issues we wrestle with most. If you are suffering, Wendy Alsup will be an open and encouraging companion.”
Christian Living
“This is such a wise and insightful book. Its power lies in the way it exposes truths not just about the digital world but about us: the things we want, the way we try to find them, how the internet weaponizes them in ways we may not have noticed, and what we can do about it. Penetrating without being frightening, and positive without being naïve, Digital Liturgies is the guide we need.”
How Church Could (Literally) Save Your Life
Christian Living
“A wonderful little book. Rebecca McLaughlin makes a powerful case for the mental, physical, moral, and spiritual benefits of going to church, blending scientific research with personal stories and wise application.”
Theology
“This is classic Sam Storms: warm, thoughtful, clear, and wise. Not all readers will agree on every detail, but all will be well served by working through the issues with such an insightful guide. Throughout the book, God’s protection of his people shines through—and so do the joy and security that this brings to all who trust him.”
Christian Living
“A thoughtful, lucid, and beautiful exposition of a magnificent writer. Whether you are relatively new to C. S. Lewis or have read all his books, Joe Rigney will show you ideas and connections that are easily missed, and increase your appreciation for Lewis’s insights on the Christian life.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Mark Sayers has a remarkable gift for explaining us to ourselves. In Platforms to Pillars he takes us on a journey from ancient Egypt to Silicon Valley, showing us the roots of our performative and anxious society, and contrasting it with the peaceful freedom that is found in the presence of God. Illuminating and wise.”
Christian Living
“Mike Reeves has done it again. This is another rich, deep, simple, joyful, thrilling book—theology that does what theology should, pointing us to Jesus, marveling and celebrating.”
Theology
“This is a master class in short, clear, and accessible systematic theology. Jeremy Treat shows us why we need to see the atonement from numerous angles to fully grasp its beauty—and then he shows us how, with a clear exposition that maintains both coherence and practical application. A superb introduction.”
Evangelism & Missions
“A thoughtful, provocative, and sometimes beautiful study of Bethlehem in the Scriptures, in which missional, practical, and biblical theology come together in fruitful and often challenging ways.”
Christian Living
“This is a bright, thoughtful and passionate account of the church. Brad East roots ecclesiology in the story of Israel and the story of Jesus Christ, and in doing so provides a number of fresh perspectives which can help us in our doctrine and our practice.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This is a gold mine of pastoral wisdom filled with answers to questions we all ask, as well as answers to questions we should ask. I have been a pastor for fifteen years and I learned something in every chapter. If you are considering pastoral ministry, this book is a gift to you.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“There are all sorts of reasons to praise The Possibility of Prayer: it is honest, rich, practical, realistic, deep, refreshing, sometimes poetic, and frequently profound. But the highest praise I can give it is that it did exactly what I'd hoped for—it helped me to pray. I am so grateful for John Starke, and for this book.”
Christian Living
“The relationship between identity and the sacraments is a fascinating and timely subject, and Kevin Emmert is a judicious and thoughtful guide. Even people who differ slightly in their understanding of baptism and Communion, as I do, will benefit from reading this book, thinking through the issues, and reflecting on how it can shape disciples today.”
Theology
“In this short, wise, and accessible book, Matthew Harmon introduces us to the way wisdom works in Scripture, how people respond to it, and what God does next. This book is a clear and concise introduction to an important (and often neglected) theme.”
Where Is God in a World with So Much Evil?
Christian Living
“The problem of evil is the biggest challenge to Christian faith in every generation. Collin Hansen’s short, wise, and thoughtful book is a superb resource for thinking deeply about it and responding with compassion and clarity.”
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