Ben Sasse
Christian Living
“Succinct yet profound, Lindsay's accessible storytelling offers comfort that you can become a master of adaptation by continuing to trust in the Lord's reliable plan for your many vocations.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Idolatry leaves us empty, and politics is no exception. Christians have good reason to be discouraged: we’ve placed too much hope in the powers of this world, and we have neglected love of neighbor and maintenance of peace as two of the primary goals of politics. Into this muddled context, David VanDrunen presents a timely and compelling theological vision for political community. Appealing to Scripture and acknowledging a crucial role for prudence and good judgment, VanDrunen outlines a much-needed path forward for Christian conviction and integrity in political life.”
Pomp, Circumstance, and Unsolicited Advice
“The reform of higher education, which is essential to the renewal of our culture and society, is a generational task. This bracing, insightful book should help advance that process and goal.”
Christian Living
“Yet again, Michael Horton has written a book that Christians across the nation—and around the world—need to pick up and read today. Clinging to God in fear and faith is the antidote to the fears we have of everything and everyone else right now. If sanity is going to be recovered, it needs to start in the church. Horton’s message is not only timely and critical—it’s also a great comfort.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“The Spirit of Our Politics is one of the most important books of our time. In this brilliant text, Michael Wear draws on Dallas Willard’s insights to argue that our personal character deeply influences our political landscape. While Wear delves into the complexities of how our politics reached its current state, this book isn’t merely an analysis of the past; it radiates with a visionary outlook for the future. Instead of merely lamenting what has been, Wear offers a thoughtful and constructive path forward. Every reader, regardless of their political inclination, should take up the invitation contained in this essential reading. Through it, we are prompted to reflect, What kind of person would I like to be—and how can my conclusion shape a better political tomorrow? Joshua DuBois, CEO of Values Partnerships; former executive director, The White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships Michael Wear has written an important book at an important time. The work of self-government is challenging when the world makes partisanship a religion. We might have important disagreements on public policy, but as brothers in Christ, Michael and I share the same calling—to glorify God and to enjoy him forever. As Christians work to build something more constructive, Michael gives us worthy reflections on a complicated topic.”
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