Dave Gibbons

Analog Christian

Christian Living

“Jay Kim thoughtfully engages one of the most challenging issues of the spiritual life in his book Analog Christian. It's easy for us to find ourselves lost in the immersive digital world. It's as if most of us have grown another physical appendage: our phones. Jay helps us to navigate this with a colorful basket of healthy and spiritual fruit that will change your life!”

Gracism

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“David Anderson addresses one of the real solutions to the issue of racism with this difficult practice of grace! David's take from an African American perspective enlightens us to how deep racism runs even in Christian institutions and relationships, but more than that, he also offers us a biblical initiative to lead us to the vision of being a community that reflects the diversity of God.”

I See You

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Devour this book and let Terence gently speak to you from his soul. He will help you to see poverty differently. He won't let you stay in despair but will lead you to the promised land of hope where real solutions and love await you.”

Invitation to Lead

“Paul Tokunaga challenges us to be a part of what God is doing. Invitation to Lead is a clarion call to rise above our fears, cultural tradtions and stereotypes and lead! Tokunaga passionately encourages us to lead in a new global village that welcomes Asian Americans to the table of servantleadership.”

Organic Leadership

World Religions

“Neil Cole does it again! With prophetic clarity he shares with us an honest look at the sacred cows of church and leadership development in his book Organic Leadership. I enjoy how Neil isn’t afraid to examine presuppositions that can paralyze the church, especially since we naturally gravitate toward centralization, institutions, models, and calcified attitudes.”

The Praying Church

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“I’ve known Ed now for over two decades. He is a man that has grown in his love of God and the way he creatively designs and gifts his children. In this book, Ed shares how we as a collaborative loving team (the church) can engage God, one another, our friends, and the spiritual realm with the unique gifts each of us are given. Ed does this in a way that is refreshing, simple, unintimidating, and approachable. It’s a naturally supernatural way that even introverts would love. You’ll find this book a welcome primer for those you equip to become more like Jesus.”