Becca Stevens
Biography
Becca Stevens wrote Love Heals and Practically Divine, and provided the foreword to Our Last Best Act.
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Christian Living
“Luke’s insight and humor come through his stories and theology in beautifully carved pieces we can savor long after the reading is over. Part memoir, part preaching, part amazing storytelling—it’s all a gift offered by a man of great faith who has chosen God over everything. Luke is an exceptional podcaster, pastor, writer, and friend. Read his book.”
“Peter Keese is an expert in CPE, and this book is a gift to everyone who wants to do more than just show up for people. . . . This book can teach us all how to practice our ministry with increased capacity. Keese is a gifted scholar, teacher, and writer who is offering us the gift of his lifelong practice of compassionate ministry.”
History & Biography
“This book is not just about understanding the past, it’s about understanding our present state in context. Rev. Ben Wyatt shares the insights that our history can provide our future—with wisdom handed out in edible bites. He invites us into this huge conversation about how Christians have handled and mishandled power, through the lenses of the Council of Nicaea and the Creed. He is a beautiful writer who leads us gently down this path. This book would be a great study for church groups and anyone who has ever wondered what this old creed has to do with love.”
“Tim Schenck writes with a sharp wit that cuts only to open us up to a new truth. He teaches us about the justice and history and taste of coffee so we can taste the true gift of being alive in God’s amazing creation. Buy the book, read it over a delicious roasted cup, and share your new appreciation of one of the oldest and most common beverages with a friend.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“In this book Walker graciously shares the wisdom that comes from her practice of compassionate leadership. I could sing Liz's praises all night and all day! She has turned subjects that are intended to break our hearts into a story of inspiration.”
Christian Living
“Sheridan Voysey writes with depth and poetic imagery about the gifts that emerge when life doesn’t go as planned. From his first question about where we fit into the world, to his last about how we desire to be remembered, he fills us with hope as he recounts his own search for purpose and calling, guided by the deep truth that we are always with God. This beautiful book will challenge you, guide you, call you to the countryside, and bring you back home to the truth that you, too, are always with God.”
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