Donald G. Miller

History & Biography

“«Un amigo me dio este libro cerca de la medianoche, y a las dos o tres de la mañana todavía estaba leyéndolo. Es una historia maravillosa e inspiradora que ilumina nuestra perspectiva y nos da una sensación de seguridad, claridad y calidez».”

All It Takes Is a Goal

Christian Living

“This book will help you reach your goals, but it will do more than that. It will help you take responsibility for your life. If you’re looking for the inspiration and instruction you need to shape your own world, you’re holding it in your hands.”

Consuming Jesus

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

Foreword

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Fearless

Christian Living

“If there is an emotion that leads to a life of boredom, it’s fear. Consider this book a pep speech in the corner during a boxing match. It’s you against all your imagination can throw at you. Thanks, Max, for giving us the courage to actually live!”

God Loves Sex

World Religions

“It’s rare to find a Christian book about sex that is real and helpful and honest. God Loves Sex is all of that and more. I’m grateful the authors tell the truth about a subject so complex and beautiful and ultimately give us hope and guidance to redeem the power of intimacy in our own lives.”

Good News About Injustice

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This book is a primer on caring, on following Jesus with our actions. It is a road map to help us navigate a fallen world. When I think about the joy-filled if still uncomfortable journey I have been on in the last several years, the places I've gone and people I've met in an effort to act out a faith I am still trying to understand, I point to this book as the starting place. Will you please read it?”

I'm Possible

Christian Living

“In the greatest stories, the hero finds a meaningful life by serving others. Jeremy Cowart has lived a meaningful life and shows us a path to do the same. This is a wonderful book by a wonderful man.”

Irresistible Faith

Christian Living

“The Christian Community in all its terrific diversity has provided great hope to the world for two millennia. Sometimes I wonder whether the Christian community is still curious about objective truth, especially when that truth might cost their tribe its power objective. If Christians continue down this road, I think the Christian community will dwindle. I don’t want that to happen and so I’m grateful for this book and for Scott Sauls. I miss the kind of church Scott is describing in this book, and I don’t think I am alone.”

Kill the Spider

Christian Living

“One of the hardest things to do is look at yourself honestly. And to do so without self-criticism—but with the passionate desire to improve your life for the sake of others—is even harder. Carlos Whittaker is a fitting guide for the journey. He will take you to the hard place and turn the light on. Nonsense living in the dark when a little light can create a more healthy, enjoyable life.”

Moment Maker

Christian Living

“When we look back on our lives, we won’t remember watching television or playing video games. We will remember the moments where some kind of love or acceptance was exchanged. The premise of Carlos’s book is those moments don’t have to be accidental. We can make them happen. I’m grateful he’s showing us how.”

Present Over Perfect

Christian Living

“I’ve watched Shauna walk this journey away from proving and pushing toward connection and grace, and as a friend, I’m proud of her. As a reader, I’m thankful to have these pages as an inspiration and guide. For all of us who yearn for meaningful, connected lives but find ourselves sometimes settling for busy, her words are the push we’ve been waiting for.”

Senses of the Soul

Preaching & Worship

“"Senses of the Soul is a pioneering contribution to the ways in which Christians appropriate visual images in worship. Based on eighty interviews with individuals from Protestant, Orthodox, and Catholic congregations in Southern California, this book creatively blends empirical research with theological and social-scientific insight. The book is richly illustrated with photos of religious images from the sites where William Dyrness did his research. This book opens a fresh chapter in our understanding of the embodiment of religious experience in artistic expression.”

The Enneagram of Emotional Intelligence

Christian Living

“The single most powerful tool I’ve encountered to gain emotional intelligence is the Enneagram. It’s given me a level of self-awareness that almost feels like magical insight. If you want to better yourself, read Scott’s book. Beware, though—before he wrote it he may have read your diary.”

The Lucky Few

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the task before you, you will find a companion in this book. This book details the incredible adventure of the Avis family as they face some of life’s greatest challenges and turn them into beautiful opportunities. It gives each of us hope in our own journey full of insurmountable odds.”

The Secret Message of Jesus

Theology

“In The Secret Message of Jesus Brian McLaren shares his own ferocious journey in pondering the teachings and actions of Jesus. As you read this terrific book, you may find yourself questioning Jesus, appreciating Jesus, admiring Jesus, and perhaps, in the end, feeling a sense of love and loyalty. What happens to you in the reading is not unlike what happened to the men and women who met Jesus thousands of years ago, and the millions who have claimed to have met him since. McLaren is surprisingly objective, and it is his lack of salesmanship or agenda that creates a refreshing picture of the man who claimed to be God.”

The Vision Driven Leader

Christian Living

“Great stories are thought through before they’re written. Great lives are the same. Mike gives us a framework to plan our lives in such a way we won’t have to experience regret.”

Twenty-Two

Women

“Allison’s wisdom and kindness shine through in every word of these letters. Twenty-Two is a fantastic source of encouragement and confidence for women of all ages, especially those moving through the college years.”