David W. Jones

Doctrine in Shades of Green

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This book is important in that it offers and explores a theological foundation upon which Christians from differing traditions can engage in a robust discussion about their common goal of caring for creation. In this volume, not only does Spencer provide readers with the tools they will need to enter into common dialogue, but also he winsomely demonstrates the need to center such discussion upon theological doctrine that will lead to practical application.”

Shepherds of the Flock

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Books on leadership abound. Books on church leadership, not so much. There are precious few that highlight the qualifications and roles of elders, particularly the role of the elder chairman. Anthony Tako has written a helpful, practical guide to fill the gap. He is qualified to do so. With six years of experience as a deacon, and then nine years as an elder (the last three as chairman), he has gleaned a great deal of both biblical and practical wisdom. And he lives it out. I know this, because he was the chairman at my church. So, I recommend this book for anyone who has the privilege of serving as an elder, whether they have been in the role for years or were just recently appointed. It would be good for an elder board to study together, as a way of collectively honing their craft. My friend is willing to share wisdom with you. Let his pain be your gain.”

The Superiority of an Evangelical Model of Religious Liberty

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this compelling volume, Daniel Trippie not only explains the importance of religious liberty, but he also defends the concept in such a winsome manner that even those who consider themselves to be non-religious will understand the significance of religious liberty in the public square for the common good.”