Chris Wright
Children & Youth
“Through real-life stories—including surviving cancer and early personal tragedy—here is a powerful, authentic reflection on mentoring, resilience, and personal growth. The author offers practical, no-nonsense insights shaped by a lifetime of mentoring. Poignant yet grounded, each weekly chapter delivers accessible wisdom, making this a valuable read for anyone working with young people.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“It was characteristic of biblical prophets that they sounded clear warnings about the realities of the present and impending consequences. But they also called for radical practical change and never lost the anchor of hope in God. This book is prophetic for our generation in all three ways: realism, practicality, and biblical hope.”
Rev.
Hearing Her Voice, Revised Edition
Women
“Some of us say we give supreme authority to the Bible, and yet we can be pretty confused (at best) or careless (at worst) in how we use biblical words. Was there any difference in the NT between preaching, teaching, exhorting, prophesying, evangelizing, etc? I confess I had never given the matter much thought, being content to know they were all among the rich gifts of God’s Spirit for the blessing of his whole church. But John Dickson’s detailed survey and careful distinctions should make us all think again. Whatever our view on what kinds of ministry women should or should not exercise, and whether or not we are convinced by the author’s conclusions (as I am), this book forces us to bring our thinking and our practice to Scripture and test them there.”
Dr.
History & Biography
“What strikes me most, as I read Julia Cameron’s beautifully-crafted biography, is the awesome providential sovereignty of God. What might look like random choices (a lunchtime walk; a visit to an art-gallery), led to two individuals with very different life experiences and mixtures of personality traits ... serving each other in multiple human and hum-drum matters, and serving God’s mission in their generation.”
Theology
“Eschatology in relation to mission is often reduced to plans for 'finishing' the Great Commission as soon as possible, or to lurid end-time scenarios that feed our fantasy more than they fuel biblical mission. so it is refreshing to have this wide-ranging, in depth study of the theme that engages with one of the most well-known theologians of biblical hope, Jurgen Moltmann, alongside a number of renowned evangelical scholars, yet stays rooted in the text and vision of the Bible itself. This is searching theology in the service of biblical mission--as all theology ultimately should be.”
The Great Story and the Great Commission
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“People read (and preach) the Bible in tiny bits and pieces, for its promises or rules or doctrines, and fail to take it . . . as the true story of the universe, past, present, and future, within the plan and purposes of God--a story in which we are called to participate as coworkers with God.”
Women
“SUPERBLY CONCISE. An impressive short book by a Lausanne Movement colleague who has researched, taught, and written on this topic for years.”
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