Brian Maas
Church Leadership & Ministry
“In Broken Hallelujahs, Neal Anthony candidly and vulnerably reveals the soul of pastoral ministry. Through anecdotes that are by turn poignant and humorous, sublime and ridiculous, he invites the reader to discover the depth of a life surrendered to the call to serve. With deep feeling and intellectual heft, Anthony makes these pages a portal not only into the breadth and depth of the pastor’s vocation, but into any believer’s—or seeker’s—exploration of what it means to live as a person of faith.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“In accessible and meaningful language, Paul Hoffman describes how congregations can develop ministry that moves beyond telling members what they can do, to shaping them into what they're baptized to be. Faith Shaping Ministry is a great place to start the conversation for congregations and leaders seeking transformed and transformative ministry.”
Arts & Literature
“The Haiku Bible defies easy categorization but invites varied use. Paired with the Bible, this brief text has rich potential for devotional use. It can also be a helpful companion for Bible studies, confirmation classes, and even liturgical use. The clever and careful expression of each biblical book in only seventeen syllables invites prayerful reflection and stimulates new insights into familiar texts.”
The Three Conversions of the Christian Life
Christian Living
“Insightful and engaging, The Three Conversions of the Christian Life is an excellent companion for group or individual study for anyone seeking to deepen their own walk of discipleship. It’s straightforward, easy to read, and peppered with questions that will prompt faith-deepening reflection and conversation.”
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