Chris Broussard

Compassion (&) Conviction

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“At a time when America's body of Christ is as divided as our nation itself, the AND Campaign has presented a much-needed model for those who aspire to stay true to biblical principles—all of them!—in their civic engagement. Free of partisanship and cultural bias, this book provides a framework that, if adhered to, could lead to unity, healing, and perhaps even revival. Just in the nick of time, the AND Campaign has given us a gem, a light, a guide for how Bible believers can accurately represent Christ in a public square so desperately in need of our true and faithful witness.”

Cry Like a Man

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Jason Wilson’s incredible interactions with young boys will make you cry. Exhibiting strength in all its forms—physical, emotional, spiritual—he connects with the students at Detroit’s Cave of Adullam Transformational Training Academy in a way that both empowers and inspires them to strive for their wildest dreams and to know with certainty that they are indeed indeed attainable. In Cry Like a Man, Wilson shares his remarkable journey through unspeakable loss to wholeness and fulfillment. Every young man needs a Jason Wilson in his life. Through Cry Like a Man, many will find one.”

Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Justin Giboney has given us a masterpiece—a Christian, historical, political masterpiece. Giboney shows that the African American fight for justice was not just a church movement but a biblically based, unabashedly Christ-centered movement. Then, with the steadfast faith of God's Black disciples of the past serving as both standard and example, he addresses—and undresses—America's contemporary culture war. In reading this, we modern day Christians will be humbled but also inspired, inspired to follow their lead in bringing God's truth to bear on today's most vexing challenges.”

Seek First

Christian Living

“In Seek First, Jeremy Treat brings theology to the streets. He presents the message of the kingdom in a way that is both profound and practical, casting a grand vision for life and bringing majesty to the mundane, whether in the workplace or on the basketball court. I believe God will use this book to show people the tremendous joy, peace, and contentment that comes from seeking first the kingdom of God.”

Untangling Critical Race Theory

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“What a refreshing, absolutely necessary read Ed Uszynski has given us in Untangling Critical Race Theory. As I lament the state of our country and its growing antagonism toward biblical Christianity, I can't help but blame the American church at large. If we were united as we should be around the undeniable social ramifications of the gospel, society would see biblical Christianity as the answer, not the problem, to our stubborn racial divide. If we as American Christians have one last gasp at true unity across racial lines, salvaging our public perception, and perhaps sparking revival, reading Untangling Critical Race Theory is a critical first step.”

We Go On

Christian Living

“In We Go On, John Onwuchekwa . . . allows us to see what many men of God don’t: his struggles, his issues, his doubts. In a word, his humanity. But praise God that Onwuchekwa doesn’t stop at admitting that he experiences the same challenges as the rest of us. He also shows us the way to overcome and to triumph.”