Daniel White Hodge

Live the Questions

Christian Living

“Jeff has written a book that gets at the issue of asking questions in faith settings. Questions, and critical ones laced with doubt, are crucial to the development of Christian living. This book gets at that and does an excellent job of nuancing those areas well. Read it!”

Models and Methods for Youth and Young Adult Ministry

Children & Youth

“In an era that situates youth and adolescents as a side act in many regards—worth only the branding and marketing value they present—Art Canales calls those of us who work with this population to better understand and act on the theoretical frameworks, models, and theologies that drive youth ministry. Canales has given us a great volume in order to better serve the Church and young people within this post-civil rights era.”

My Jams

Arts & Literature

“The brilliant and often infamous Dr. Pinn once again shows us the deep intersections of rhetoric, race, religion, music, and popular culture. This book adds a much-needed conversation around manhood and what masculinity looks like in a post-truth world. Dr. Pinn, in his poignant voice, has given us a guide to better understanding the myriad of complexities embedded in the music we listen to. As always, his work is a must-read!”

Parable of the Brown Girl

Children & Youth

“Khristi Lauren Adams's Parable of the Brown Girl is simply a must-read. It combines the wisdom of life while remaining connected to sacred text. Pick up your copy today, read it, and then pass this life-changing book on.”

Race and Place

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Leong brings the overdue conversation of race to the forefront and begs of us to engage, act, and get involved—something much more than what many Christians have been doing for quite some time: nothing. Leong has created a text that is accessible yet offers rigor in the fields of race, religion, and mission. It is time for Christians to take up the mantle of racial awareness and justice.”

The Holy Ghost Got a New Dance

“The sub-field of Hip Hop and Religion has grown exponentially over the last six years. Dr. Hudson's work adds yet another dimension to this fast-growing field. Hudson gets to a concentrated amount of content in a short amount of time, dealing with Hip Hop, theology, race, racism, structural inequality, and how Hip Hop creates space for new dialogue. The Holy Ghost Got a New Dance is a must-have text for both undergraduate and graduate seminary courses as we continue to learn more about Hip Hop and its socio-theological connections.”