Dana Hughes

Days and Times

Arts & Literature

“Paul Hooker writes poetry like a surgeon wields a blade, probing clefts between tenet and myth, perception and proof, human and holy concourse. With stunning precision, he lays bare the viscera of the soul and invites the reader to witness the wonders within. Though he states, ‘These skittish truths we harness to our stars come uneasily to words,’ for Paul Hooker, the words flow with urgent grace and must be read.”

Getting God Wrong

Christian Living

“This is an audacious book. Yet it has a lot to say about how humans have misheard God since the day we first crawled from the primordial muck. Geoff Kohler asserts that God speaks love, not fear, desiring relationship rather than fealty. He invites us to listen afresh, saying, ‘Suppose Jesus is God’s tone of voice. Suppose we are to listen to God the way Jesus listened to God.’ Ahh. That’s an invitation worth accepting.”

Looking Up at Love

Preaching & Worship

“There can be no doubt that Bruce Taylor is called to preach. Every sermon in this book is his best. His real gift, though, is storytelling. Bruce can open the Scriptures on any page and bring the well-known and less-known figures in the text to life. Reading this collection is like meeting his closest friends and hearing them tell their tales firsthand. Bruce knows these people and their stories, and he invites us to know them too.”