Dudley Chancey

Broken but Beautiful

Christian Living

“I love remodeling houses. Tearing down walls and busting up bricks is pretty easy. Building walls back and pouring new cement is hard. In Broken But Beautiful, J. P. Conway reminds us that ‘religious deconstruction is easy—reconstruction of the church demands sacrifice.’ This book is very timely as we watch the church decline in numbers in our country.”

Coffee at Angie’s

Christian Living

“Listening to Joe, Scott, Jenna, and Liz having real life conversations moves the reader from passive engagement with pages to some thought-provoking examination of personal circumstances about calling and vocation. . . . The author does a good job of summarizing thoughts and concepts throughout the book, and the 4D process and teaching notes at the back are worth the price of the book. Grab a cup of coffee—or hot chocolate—and join us at the table.”

Talking with Teens about Sexuality

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Excellent, practical information and advice on a critical optic for developing adolescents and their parents. Robinson and Scott use real-life examples to help us not only see the need but also see that we can be informed and help. The examples of language to use in different situations and discussions with teens is worth the price of the book. Easy to read. Well organized.”

When God Isn't There

Christian Living

“Natalie, nails, idols, Mouse Trap, Proclaimer Boxes, pursuing the love of your life, Corvettes, goats, erasers, five-dollar bills, temple robbers. Absence, presence, darkness, suffering. Abraham, Moses, Job, Jonah, Jesus, Mother Teresa. In When God Isn’t There, Bowden weaves together the subjects above to paint a vivid picture of God’s seeming absence and real presence in our lives. Reading this little book reminded me that God’s presence is about God, not me. It made me contemplate that perhaps there are things in my life that I need to absent myself from to be more present with God. It reminded me that God is everywhere, not just in a church building on Sunday mornings. This book is a great reminder that we are created to glorify God and enjoy him forever.”

Dr.