Casey Tygrett
Biography
Casey Tygrett wrote The Gift of Restlessness, Becoming Curious, and The Practice of Remembering.
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Christian Living
“Heather Thompson Day writes in a way that sinks deep into your spirit. Her honest self-assessments help reveal the places where we all get caught up in jealousy, competition, and envy when it comes to the life God has given us in contrast to the life God has given others. A timely read for anyone struggling to move beyond comparison to a patient, nonanxious posture where we wait for the divine goodness of 'our turn.'”
Christian Living
“What I have come to know to be true about Justin is clear in this book. He is hopeful, realistic, creative, and vulnerable in helping us find the meeting point between rest and work. This book is not only a needed and unique perspective in a well-worn discussion; it is hard-won, invaluable wisdom. Justin issues a clarion call to all of us—myself included—to rediscover our God, sanity, and our souls in both the way we cease and the way we strive. A book well worth your energy and reflection from someone for whom I am extremely grateful.”
“To call Sean both a peer and a friend is a joy, and this book is evidence as to why. A book on speaking that consistently honors the needs of hearers, the inner makeup of the speaker, and the Spirit behind it all is a true and timely gift. Sean's honesty, grit, and grace are inspiring no matter where or how you communicate. This book is a truly helpful resource for communicators of every sort and style.”
Christian Living
“James Bryan Smith writes what he lives, and no more so than in The Good and Beautiful You. With personal transparency, intellectual fullness, and day-to-day practicality, my friend Jim adds to what has already been a tremendous series of books on the Christian spiritual life. This book is a true and significant gift for any of us who walk with Jesus and tend to our souls.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Lisa Colón DeLay offers a hearty, thoughtful, and thorough approach to navigating the terrain of our spiritual lives. From Quakers to cognitive development, from desert fathers to twentieth-century priests and poets, she details the true journey we humans undertake with God. This book is a gift to the conversation around spiritual transformation in Christ.”
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