Byron Spradlin

Creative Church Handbook

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Arts in the church? Need ideas on the power of the arts for your church? Here's a great guide! Twenty short chapters describing a palette of possibilities that you and your church can put to work—right now! Scott McElroy gives churches good and practical help that is much needed in connecting to the world around us.”

Creativity and Captivity

Evangelism & Missions

“Uday Balasundaram’s new book, Creativity and Captivity, is a theological goldmine filled with missiological discernment on the often-misunderstood role of creativity in the church. . . . Creativity and Captivity brings a major theological contribution toward understanding and appreciating the role the arts and artists play in the missional mandates of God’s kingdom on earth. You will not be disappointed.”

Mission Design

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Fresh, insightful, and practical. Aaron Abramson—with over two decades of on-the-ground experience as a change agent in Jews for Jesus, one of the most innovative mission organizations today—draws on what he has come to understand about making missions happen on the ground to provide a clear blueprint for mission management that works. Abramson's insights have not only enabled him to give strategic guidance for his mission, but his applied wisdom has also earned him the promotion to international executive director of this culture-impacting Jews for Jesus mission. Mission Design breaks down into accessible bites of insight that will help any mission practitioner move forward in their assignments from God. Plus, Aaron Abramson is a wonderful friend and colleague whom I've admired and trusted for many years. Mission Design is an investment you won't regret, and one you most likely need to make.”

The Broken Leaf

Arts & Literature

“‘Artists in the church’ is a riddle for many these days, and an oxymoron for others. Fortunately, The Broken Leaf gives deep and biblical insight—with wonderful influences from Japanese believers in Jesus. . . . This book is important, provocative, beautiful, and creative.”