Brian Doerksen

Bigger Things

“Bigger Things is a beautiful, theological road map and an inspiring account of Melt’s journey with Jesus through the nations. All the stories are told with Melt’s wit and wisdom; I enjoyed the read and benefited from his insight. I especially appreciated the connections Melt made between suffering and love. In my life, and in this book, that’s the heart of what it means to live the Jesus way.”

Confessions of a Good Christian Guy

Men

“Transparency is so needed in the heart of the church, and Tom rings out a clear call for us to stop pretending that everything’s okay, because it’s not! As a worship leader and songwriter, I’m amazed at the pull towards being ‘fake’ when we show up to church—when church is the one place where we should be totally free to confess our humanity and support each other. That’s why I wrote the words ‘just as you are’ in ‘Come now is the time to worship’. Tom—through his own shortcomings and clear biblical teaching—encourages us to stop pretending and be set free!”

To Know You More

Preaching & Worship

“As I read this book, I remember all the times where I have seen Andy live out what he is writing about! There is a huge wealth of practical advice and trustworthy counsel here. His songs are some of my favorites ('Yet I Will Praise,' 'Blessed Be the Name,' 'Multiply Your Love,' 'One Thing I Ask'), and I'm sure he will keep blessing us with more powerful worship for as many years as the Father gives him!”

What Jesus Intended

Christian Living

“Reading this book feels like having a calm yet vital conversation with a wise friend. Recognizing how bad religion causes traumatic wounds, Todd Hunter does a great job of pointing us to Jesus and faith that heals. Like all books, this one uses words. But coming from Todd, they're not empty. In the thirty-plus years I've known him, he has consistently lived good religion and has shown what he is writing about. That's why I recommend this book, because in it you'll hear Todd's heart of encouragement, and you'll realize that you're not alone on your faith journey.”