Caleb E. Campbell
Biography
Caleb E. Campbell has served as lead pastor of Desert Springs Bible Church in Phoenix, Arizona, and as regional director of Surge Network. Campbell was pursuing studies at Fuller Theological Seminary. Campbell wrote Disarming Leviathan (2024) and contributed to You Are There (2016).
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“With clear, grounded Bible teaching, Kurtz shows that God’s promises were always meant for all people. By tracing the role of outsiders and nations throughout Scripture, he gently dismantles nationalist distortions and reminds us that in Jesus, God is forming one reconciled family from every tribe and nation.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“In Beauty and Resistance, Jonathan Walton offers a pastorally wise and prophetically grounded invitation to follow Jesus into rhythms of rest, resistance, and renewal. In a world burdened by injustice and despair, Walton guides us toward a sustainable activism—one rooted not in urgency or outrage but in the life-giving presence of the triune God.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Taylor's work is thoughtful, provocative, and anchored in a desire for Christians to resist the temptation of worldly power and to cling to the power of the risen Jesus.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Denker's deft storytelling critically examines the crisis of masculinity that white Christian boys and young men face today. With journalistic skill and heartfelt love for the church, she highlights the problem and offers a powerful, Jesus-centered way forward.”
The Christian Past That Wasn't
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Clear, accessible, and well-researched, Warren Throckmorton's book dismantles many of the false historical narratives used by purveyors of American Christian nationalism.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Matthew Boedy offers a vital and incisive account of how dominionist ideology has saturated the political imagination of much of American evangelicalism. As a pastor who has spent years navigating the fallout of Christian nationalism in my congregation and community, I’m deeply grateful for Boedy’s clarity, scholarship, and moral courage. This book is a needed resource for those seeking to faithfully resist the powers that would co-opt the way of Jesus for political domination.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This book offers a compassionate, wise, and much needed guide for those who long for churches to become safer places for the wounded in a season marked by culture wars, pastoral abuse scandals, and corrupted leadership models within the American evangelical church. With deep biblical grounding and trauma-informed insight, McKnight and Gibson teach us how to listen well, tell the truth with care, and embody Christ’s healing presence in communities that desperately need restoration.”
Rev.
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