Danielle Shroyer

God’s Gift of Generosity

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Karl Travis is the perfect pastor to write a book on stewardship, because he genuinely treats all of life as a gift. And he does so because he wholeheartedly believes and trusts in God’s goodness, abundance, and graciousness. This book reframes generosity in a robustly theological way, mirroring the generous heart of God. Expect to be inspired and moved toward opening your hands and heart.”

Ordinary Blessings for Parents

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“With a tender heart and a wise soul, Meta has written a bevy of blessings for the ordinary moments that mark our days as parents. What a gift to have these words to accompany us through mundane and holy moments. These blessings will serve as faithful traveling companions in your parenting journey.”

Sober Spirituality

Christian Living

“This book speaks gospel truth—truth that is painful, paradoxical, and beautiful. Both soulful and practical, Sober Spirituality is a trustworthy guide for those who are sober or sober-curious. Erin Jean Warde will make you laugh and then bring you to tears with her honest and courageous truth-telling, grounding you in belovedness every step of the way. An absolute gem of a book from a gem of a human.”

Stranger God

Christian Living

“Richard Beck is not only a brilliant mind but more importantly, a person of integrity, which is why we should heed the wisdom about hospitality he shares with us in Stranger God. In a world that feels increasingly divisive, Beck’s counsel to widen our circle of affection could not be more timely. This is a wise, holy, and yes, practical book about how to become formed as people who welcome the stranger God among us.”

The Homebrewed Christianity Guide to Jesus

Theology

“This is not your parent's intro-to-theology textbook. Tripp Fuller has written a crash course in all the basics about how we think and understand Jesus, complete with beer recommendations and Bob Marley references. If you like the idea of having a theology nerd friend tell you why he thinks Jesus is awesome over beer, Tripp Fuller is your guy, and this is your book.”