Barbara Williams-Skinner

America's Original Sin

World Religions

“In 1903, in The Souls of Black Folk, W. E. B. Du Bois engaged the questions of race, racial domination, and racial exploitation with the well-known proposition that ‘the problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color-line.’ In America’s Original Sin, Jim Wallis affirms that racism remains a primary problem in the twenty-first century. As a white, male Christian, Wallis lovingly but persuasively appeals to fellow white Americans of all faiths to reflect on this painful truth, repent of white privilege, and help build a bridge to a new America. It is a must-read for all who seek the healing of the soul of America.”

Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this bold and necessary work, Justin Giboney challenges the Black church to reclaim its historic role as a moral compass and cultural bridge. With theological depth and cultural clarity, he reminds us that our public witness is not about choosing sides in a culture war but about standing firmly on the side of truth, justice, and redemptive love. This book is a call to courage, conviction, and collective responsibility. It's not just a must-read. It is truly a revival of the spirit in print.”

Grace to Grow

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Grace to Grow captures powerful, practical, biblically based lessons utilized by one of the nation’s most successful pastors and churches for those seeking to grow impactful ministries. From his amazing pastoral leadership journey, Pastor John Jenkins provides a compelling must-read for pastors seeking to make church relevant in a culture and generation turned off to church but hungry for Christ’s saving grace and love.”

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Silence Can Kill

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In Silence Can Kill, Arthur Simon draws upon his extraordinary experience as founder of Bread for the World, a citizen lobby to end national and world hunger. He paints a compelling picture of an America where hunger and injustice are evils of the past once the obstacles of doubt, silence, and the political divide are removed. Simon powerfully advocates a joint effort of private charities, government, communities, and families to end hunger and create a just economy for all Americans. Silence Can Kill is a must-read for everyone desiring an America ‘we the people’ need.”

The Kingdom Agenda

Christian Living

“Tony Evans has hit a spiritual bull's-eye by showing in such a powerful way how to model the Kingdom of God on earth, as it already is in heaven, in all areas of life. He makes it clear that nonbelievers will not be attracted to the Good News of the Kingdom of God by what we say, but by what they see in our lives.”