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Bryan Dik

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Bryan Dik wrote Redeeming Work.

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Exploring Psychology and Christian Faith

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Psychologists Paul Moes and Donald Tellinghuisen are uniquely equipped to engage and critique psychological science from a distinctly Christian perspective. Their five-theme approach offers a systematic strategy for Christians to think seriously and productively about the implications of their faith for understanding contemporary psychology, one of God’s great gifts for those curious about human nature. This is a cogent, thorough book that will prove insightful and illuminating for Christians seeking a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of themselves and others. Strongly recommended.”

Healthy Calling

Work, Money & Leadership

“The culture sugarcoats and oversimplifies work as a calling with 'live your bliss' and 'do what you love' mantras. The truth is far more complex and so much richer. In Healthy Calling, Arianna Molloy explores this reality thoughtfully, rigorously, and personally. With deep humility and great clarity, she offers a fresh, grounded, eminently practical perspective on living a calling in the real world. I couldn't put it down, and I can't recommend it highly enough.”

When Work Hurts

Work, Money & Leadership

“When Work Hurts is a compassionate, insightful guide for Christians navigating the harsh realities of work life. Meryl Herr—the leading Christian expert on this topic today—masterfully blends empathy, social science, biblical wisdom, and her own experience, offering readers faith-grounded tools to process pain and find healing. This is an important book at an important time. Strongly, emphatically recommended!”

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