Crawford W. Loritts Jr.
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“For years, I have yearned for a biblically sound, theologically anchored resource on race. God has answered that prayer. Leaping off the pages of Bloodlines is the power of the gospel to overcome and defeat racism and a call to cross-centered, holy justice in our attitudes and actions toward those who are not like us. This is an important, foundational work and I am sure it will be used of God to remind all of us of the power and precious, priceless dignity of the gospel.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Derwin Gray is one of the leaders of an emerging army of men and women who are taking courageous steps of faith to lead, live out, and model the visible unity of the body of Christ. Anchored in God’s Word, Building a Multiethnic Church is a compelling, prophetic call to be and look like God’s church. Derwin writes not from mere observation and analysis but from engaging credibility. The church he leads is a portrait of the power of the gospel to make us one. Thank you, Derwin, for equipping us and calling us to go beyond a ‘convenient success’ to giving ourselves to God’s holy, noble vision for his church.”
Dr.
Christian Living
“I love this book. It is anchored in the Scriptures and warmly illustrated with examples and word pictures that will move your heart to action.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“Dan Reiland has given us a treasure and road map that shows the way to a leadership that is anchored in a resilient God-confidence. The use of interviews, stories, and illustrations not only compellingly underscores the habits and characteristics of enduring leadership but also motivates us to be pictures of the destination at which we want others to arrive. Thank you, Dan, for this wonderful gift and labor of love!”
Dr.
Work, Money & Leadership
“This is a wonderfully engaging and compelling book. I couldn’t put it down. Steve lets us see through his eyes the heart and soul of Chick-fil-A. This book is a tribute to enduring values and living and working for what matters most.”
Dr.
Evangelism & Missions
“In the pages of Finding Common Ground Tim uses his gift in pouring out his passion for clearly communicating the life changing message of the gospel and preparing the hearts of those to receive it who are still 'outside the camp'...be prepared to be stimulated and challenged.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In the foreword of this compelling book, speaking to the racial tension and division in our country, my mentor and friend John Perkins observes, 'There is no way forward without linking arms and mingling our prayers to the God of heaven to heal our land.' Truer words have never been spoken. And that's the message of this book. Know. Own. Change. is both the title and hope-filled outline of this timely and very important resource. My dear friends Josh Clemons and Hazen Stevens write with an irresistible authenticity and honesty. Further, they show us how we can become portraits to a watching and waiting world of the transforming, reconciling power of the gospel. Thank you Josh and Hazen for this gift!”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Rarely have I read a book with which I so deeply identify. I found myself filled with hope and at the same time broken and ashamed at the inability of the church to draw upon the power of the gospel to transcend our cultural and racial barriers. Tony paints a compelling picture of the kingdom and a kingdom agenda that reflects the supernatural unity of the body of Christ. Oneness Embraced is a must read!”
Sharpening the Focus of the Church
Church Leadership & Ministry
“In my early twenties (fifty years ago!) I read Sharpening the Focus of the Church. That book had a foundational, profound, transformative impact on my thinking about the nature of the church and how it should function. The churches I have helped to plant and the church that I served as pastor for fifteen years—Fellowship Bible Church, Roswell, GA—have been shaped by the biblical principles and insights found in this treasured resource. That's why I am thrilled that Gene Getz has done this new and updated version of Sharpening the Focus of the Church. What a strategic, encouraging gift this is to the body of Christ!”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Derwin Gray is one of the leaders of an emerging army of men and women who are taking courageous steps of faith to lead, live out, and model the visible unity of the body of Christ. Anchored in God’s Word, The High-Definition Leader is a compelling, prophetic call to be and look like God’s church. Derwin writes not from mere observation and analysis but from engaging credibility. The church he leads is a portrait of the power of the gospel to make us one. Thank you, Derwin, for equipping us and calling us to go beyond a “convenient success” to giving ourselves to God’s holy, noble vision for his church.”
Dr.
Evangelism & Missions
“A call to the integrity of love. This book challenged my thinking and softened my heart!”
Christian Living
“I love this book. Thank you, Chris Castaldo, for the gift of The Upside Down Kingdom. This warm, engaging, and yet thought-provoking work wonderfully draws us to the vision of the Beatitudes. In the words of Castaldo, this is ‘a vision that invites us from the shadows of alienation into the purpose and joy of Christ's kingdom.’ Truly, when we embrace this counterintuitive vision and way of life, we will be portraits to a watching world of what it looks like to live according to God’s heart.”
Christian Living
“This Light of Mine is refreshing, clarifying, convicting, and compellingly hope-filled. In these pages, my friend Joe Stowell takes us beyond a critique of the culture and the ways in which it is falling apart and points us to Jesus' plan. In Stowell's words, it is a plan for engaging the culture in ways that empowers the gospel and advances the kingdom. This indeed is God's plan for changing lives and influencing the culture. Joe, thank you so much for this gift of clarity during these confusing times.”
Untangling Critical Race Theory
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This is one of the most important books I have read in recent years. . . . Understanding what gave rise to Critical Race Theory should put the spotlight on compassion and motivate followers of Christ to do what should have been done. Thank you, Ed, for calling us to be portraits of the solution.”
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