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Bronwyn Lea

Biography

Bronwyn Lea studied at law school and seminary. Lea has served as a minister and headed up Propel Sophia. Lea wrote Beyond Awkward Side Hugs (2020).

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A Fruitful Life

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“I am always looking for studies to recommend to small groups that invite people into deeper community and individual time with God or devotionals which are diligent in engaging with the Scriptures and commend ways for us to practice our faith. In A Fruitful Life, Ashley and Bryce Hales give us just such a resource: an exploration of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount that is both invitational and challenging for Christians at any stage of their spiritual journey to live more fruitfully.”

Blueprint for Belonging

Christian Living

“Discipleship doesn’t have to be fancy to be firm, and Alli charts a path which everyone everywhere can put into practice.”

Dream Brave

Christian Living

“J. John (Reverend Canon) “If you’ve ever wondered whether the wild stories of Acts—featuring a God who answers fledgling faith—could be true today, read Dream Brave. From the very first story of being in a Malaysian Buddhist temple and tentatively asking God if He was real, Dr. Tam invites us to listen and learn as she weaves together real stories, probing questions, Scriptural insight, and powerful testimonies of the God who still invites us to ask anything in His name.”

Healing Leadership Trauma

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Leaders carry deep hurts both from their own lives and from the rigors of ministry. Ignoring these hurts is not an option: a church with hurting leaders is a hurting church. Nicholas Rowe and Sheila Wise Rowe's book is a lifeline to help hurting leaders heal, sharing professional expertise and biblical wisdom to point us toward the God who can meet our deepest, unspoken needs and map out a pathway to hope.”

How to Stay Standing

Christian Living

“There’s nothing like a life storm to make us realize how desperately we need a firm foundation. In the midst of swirling chaos, we long for something solid to stand on. Perhaps we intuitively know—in a Sunday school “fill in the blank” kind of way—that the answer to finding our footing in life is “Jesus,” but often we still wonder “how?” In How to Stay Standing, Alli Patterson shares three practices that are doable yet deep. With her unique blend of clear biblical insight, relatable storytelling, and pastoral heart, she invites us to take her hand and join her on stable ground. Discipleship doesn’t have to be fancy to be firm, and Alli charts a path which everyone everywhere can put into practice.”

Miscarried Hope

Christian Living

“Miscarrying my baby was the first significant death I had encountered in my life. Disoriented in my grief, I asked all the questions: Why had this happened, who could understand this pain, and how was I to process this as a praying woman? Rachel Lohman has written the book I wish I’d had on hand, naming the losses with tenderness and taking our hands as Jesus does to gently map the anatomy of both grief and hope.”

The Grown Woman's Guide to Online Dating

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“The dating landscape looks nothing like it did twenty years ago, and for women who grew up hoping a boy would phone on the landline with the long curly telephone cord, this ‘swipe right’ world can be bewildering. The Grown Woman’s Guide to Online Dating is anchored in grace and socially savvy in its coaching and cheerleading. Margot Starbuck is the book bestie you’ll want to introduce all your girl friends to. She shares everything from top tips for creating a profile to guides to broaching difficult conversations with her characteristic honesty, hilarity, and wisdom. It is possible to remain sane, secure in your identity as God’s beloved, and also try online dating: you can trust Margot as a friend and guide.”

Turn Neither Right Nor Left

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Turn Neither Right Nor Left is a timely reminder that for Christians, the main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing. Pickering warns us against the danger of labels, echo chambers, and quick judgments; and invites us into a clearer focus on the gospel, as well as calling us to deeper listening as Christian brothers and sisters. In a world of sound bites and quick proof texting, his chapters on the limits and license with which we approach, study, and teach the Bible are invaluable.”

NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.

Cover of Beyond Awkward Side Hugs

Beyond Awkward Side Hugs

Marriage, Family & Relationships

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