David Lomas
Biography
David Lomas has served as lead pastor of Reality in San Francisco. Lomas wrote The Truest Thing about You.
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“If there was ever a title that captured the life and witness of the author, it’s my dear friend’s book: And Still She Laughs. This book ministered to me so deeply. Guys, I recommend you buy this for a woman you love and then ask to borrow it!”
Work, Money & Leadership
“Mark has written a beautifully engaging and well researched book on culture that drips with the prophetic. His insights into cultural history and how we got here are breathtaking, and how he turns them into lessons on leadership is just brilliant. This book is fun, insightful, engaging...I could go on and on. If you are a leader in any capacity, read this book.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“It is so refreshing to have a real and honest study about love, sexuality, and relationships for what they are. Gifts from the Lord. Tim, 25 John Mark has written a great book on the theology of love that is right in all the right ways. Right tone, right truth, right timing. We need this book to navigate the confusing waters of modern sexuality. I highly recommend this read.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Mark's prophetic voice has a unique way of both confronting and resonating at the same time. Platforms to Pillars is one of those wake-up moments for the church—a transformative call to reimagine our purpose in an age of self-promotion. Mark's message of trading transient platforms for the lasting impact of being a pillar in your community profoundly impacted me. As someone committed to the long journey of investing in one place, this book challenged and inspired me with a beautiful vision of giving my life to a people and a place rather than a platform for my own name and benefit.”
Christian Living
“Tyler Staton has written a beautiful book that from the first chapter puts a finger right on the spot of our collective pain and longing. We want to feel at home in our own skin, at home with where we live, at home with what we do and who we do it with. This all seems simple enough, but most of us have experienced how very hard it really is. Searching for Enough is a compelling road map back home to God that doesn’t cast aside our doubts or provide easy answers. I’m looking forward to recommending this book to a lot of folks.”
Christian Living
“A. J. is one of those writers you discover as if he were a new indie band that you can’t shut up about. That’s how I feel after reading his work. I connect with both his writing style and his message. And I want to tell everyone about it, and especially about The Dusty Ones. This notion of wandering has given words and hope to my own struggle as a ‘professional pastor,’ where it sometimes seems dangerous to not know where I’m at or where I’m going. Read this book on your journey toward Christ, and be encouraged that we’re all just broken wanderers in search of Jesus.”
Christian Living
“Artfully, beautifully, and emotionally written. Joshua deconstructs some of the most powerfully embedded caricatures we have around God and replaces them with gospel truth. The more I read this book, the more magnificent God became to me, and it left me feeling more free to be human, mess and all.”
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