Ed Stetzer
Biography
Ed Stetzer co-wrote 11 Innovations in the Local Church with Elmer L. Towns and Warren Bird, and wrote the forewords to What Jesus Started and The Missional Quest.
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Twelve Classic Christmas Stories
Fiction
“Tim Larsen continues to be a gift to Christians, providing us fun and welcome resources for Christmas.”
Christian Living
“The burning question throughout Vance’s book is this: What does it look like to faithfully follow Jesus? It is of great importance that every generation answer this question and frame what this looks like within our cultural milieu. We live in a cultural moment that depends on how Christians answer this question and will lead to either redundancy or a revival of the Christian faith. I’m thankful for this book and know it will help you love God more faithfully, appreciate God’s family more deeply, and be intentional with ministry in the world as ambassadors for Christ and His kingdom.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In a world connected globally by the internet and increasingly affected by virtual reality, Bock and Armstrong help us––whether we receive the help eagerly or with apprehension––to understand the brave new world in which we find ourselves. The authors observe accurately the place of innovation in the history of evangelicalism, as evangelicals seized new technologies for the sake of the gospel. They provide a useful history of the rise of technology from newspapers in the day of Whitefield, to radio, to controversial televangelists, to D.J. Soto's recent VR Church. Their assessment of both helpful and harmful aspects of the new technologies available to the church will help every church leader think through the ramifications of technology. This is a topic every Christian leader post-2020 needs to understand, and Virtual Reality Church boldly goes to where few in the church have gone before.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Tracy McKenzie's book We the Fallen People is an exercise of deep objective thought that will help Christians process the tumult of American government and politics. McKenzie helps us to think Christianly as American citizens about the future of our democracy. This book couldn't have come at a better time.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“A wealth of insights for pastors on the day-to-day issues of leading an effective church.”
What Fuels the Mission of the Church?
Theology
“The church in the West is experiencing a lull in evangelism at a time when the need has never been greater—nor the opportunity brighter—for the church to tell the world the good news in Jesus. Daniel Hames and Michael Reeves take us to the heart of the biblical motivation to share Christ: a proper vision of our great and glorious God. The more we are overflowing with the glorious love of God, the more we will overflow with words of the gospel to others. This book will show you how to overflow with gospel love.”
What Great Ministry Leaders Get Right
Church Leadership & Ministry
“There are a thousand demands on a ministry leader's time and attention. But what are the things that great ministry leaders do that make them truly effective? I'm grateful for my friends Jimmy and Renault for writing this What Great Ministry Leaders Get Right. It's an important guide for any ministry leader who wants to do great work, not for their own glory, but for the glory of God and His coming kingdom.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“The stories you are about to encounter are of contemporary heroes of the faith—those willing to die for rather than deny Christ. May they encourage, inspire, and challenge your faith. Todd, thank you for taking us on a journey of learning about the faith of our persecuted brothers and sisters.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“You Welcomed Me invites us into the amazing opportunity to welcome refugees and immigrants. We get to love others because God first loved us. We get to welcome Christ into our lives because 'I was a stranger and you welcomed me.' We get to witness for Jesus when we're known for loving our vulnerable neighbors. This book inspires, addresses concerns, and gives wise, practical advice for you and your church. Fear and politics can distract us, but You Welcomed Me is a compassionate call to make much of love and make much of Jesus in our lives.”
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