Dominique DuBois Gilliard

Choosing Us

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“How can we flourish together? What does mutual submission really entail? Why must I look inward before casting blame on my partner? When there are no models, how do we build something healthy together? While there are countless marriage books, few focus on cultivating egalitarian unions where couples grow together and individually fulfill their created purpose. Choosing Us achieves this and equips readers to love selflessly, even when it’s counterintuitive and inconvenient. This book will bless your marriage and empower you to love your partner more authentically. It illuminates how couples can thrive beyond the honeymoon phase and go the distance together.”

Forty Days on Being a Seven

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Through wit, humor, and vulnerability, Gideon Tsang paints a vivid picture of the heart and mind of a Seven. Forty Days on Being a Seven offers revelatory insights, spiritual practices, and introspective tools that draw you deeper into your authentic self and the presence of God.”

Join the Resistance

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

Afterword

“This book clarifies what faithful allyship entails. True allyship requires consistency, humility, perseverance, and a conscious dependence on the Holy Spirit. Faithful allyship is never about showing up to impart preconceived solutions. It necessitates listening, learning, and serving in all the unglamorous ways that garner no headlines. . . . This book gives allies marching orders and explains what it looks like to heed Scripture's call to be ambassadors of reconciliation and repairers of the breach.”

Love Your Neighbor

Christian Living

Foreword

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Raise Your Voice

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Our voices are paramount to our faith and witness! If you've ever found yourself questioning, doubting, or squelching your voice, this book will intimately speak to you. Raise Your Voice illuminates the forces—social, cultural, and familial—that seek to silence us and guides us through the wilderness of finding, claiming, and using our voices to seek the kingdom first and live into our created purpose. Kathy uses the story of Esther and her own growing pains as concrete examples of how we learn to raise our voices in the face of the fear, coercion, and the powers that be which all too often cause us to question, soften, and mute our voices. This book is compelling, empowering, and instructive.”

Rediscipling the White Church

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Rediscipling the White Church illuminates the worldviews and customs hindering white Christianity's witness. Swanson prophetically models how confession, repentance, and renewed minds liberate captive congregations and embolden them to holistically redefine discipleship. Through reimagined liturgical, spiritual, and ecclesial practices, this book offers a tangible framework for producing Christlike disciples who will in turn make Christlike disciples.”

Seeing Jesus in East Harlem

Church Leadership & Ministry

“In this moment when gentrification seems inevitable and relocation is so trendy, the church desperately needs voices like José Humphreys's. Remaining has become a revolutionary act, and recognizing God amid marginalized communities is becoming a lost art. This book will empower you to do both, and it is a vital read for any believer longing to embody a counterculture neighborhood witness of presence and rootedness.”

The Ministry of Ordinary Places

Christian Living

“Our nonstop consumer society seduces us into forsaking the ordinary. Even as believers, we are prone to aspire to do sexy ministry that garners headlines and warrants photo ops. But Shannan Martin helps us resist these impulses by calling the body to reclaim the sanctity and significance of ordinary places. Through personal stories, theology, and Scripture, she helps us discern God’s call upon our lives right where we are and illuminates why the most faithful ministry is oftentimes mundane, overlooked, and seemingly unimpressive. This book will help you thrive in your faith in practical and rooted ways!”

We Mend with Gold

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“We Mend with Gold beautifully articulates the inner work required to faithfully and soberly follow Jesus. As we spiritually mature from milk to solid food, we embrace the countercultural ethics and baptismal belonging modeled by Jesus in a world hell-bent on stratification, othering, and pitting us against each other. Kristin Lee offers us a prophetic gift in this book, ripe with boundless possibilities and a tangible blueprint for how we move forward together in solidarity.”