Angie Ward

Faithful Work

Work, Money & Leadership

“In this short but essential primer, Ross Chapman and Ryan Tafilowski have created a down-to-earth guide to understanding God's view of work, which is meant to play a redemptive role in a broken world and in our individual lives. This book has helped me look at my own work—both the paid and unpaid varieties—in a new and hopeful light.”

Invest in Transformation

“If only trust were enough. But as Tod Bolsinger points out in Invest in Transformation, while trust is an important resource, it is most valuable not when it is stockpiled for personal security but when it is invested in transformation. For leaders who are willing to step courageously into adaptive challenges, Bolsinger provides a clear and concise (although certainly not easy) guide for developing the perspective and skill sets needed to effectively lead organizational change. This is a book I will return to again and again.”

Leadership Essentials for Christian Ministries

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Finally, a leadership book that is biblically and theologically grounded, theoretically sound, and focused specifically on leadership for Christian ministries. I appreciate that it addresses the leader's formation as much as their practice. This superb work should be foundational reading for all Christian ministry leaders.”

Pursuing God's Presence

Christian Living

““Roger Helland paints a compelling picture of a spiritual life focused not on external practices but on presence of God—a relationship based on 24/7 connection with the Most High. Rooted in his own experience, Helland provides practical steps for readers to move toward this relationship. If you are ready for something more, something deeper, I commend Pursuing God’s Presence.”

What's God Saying Here?

Preaching & Worship

“Eric Bargerhuff and Matthew Kim tackle head-on the most theologically challenging, obscure, and uncomfortable passages in the Bible. This is a resource not just for preachers, but for every believer. As a ministry leader and teacher for more than thirty years, I found my mind and heart challenged in new ways. Kudos to Bargerhuff and Kim for boldly going where few others dare to trod.”