Emily P. Freeman
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Though I've been an introverted mom for over fifteen years, I still found myself reading Jamie's words with a highlighter in one hand and a tissue in the other. It's a relief to be reminded that my introversion is not a burden to my family, it's a gift. I wish I'd had this book when my kids were babies!”
Christian Living
“For years Richella Parham has been a kind and consistent voice of truth in my own life. Now her hard-won wisdom is available to anyone who struggles with comparison, inviting readers to find hope and healing in the circle of Trinitarian community. Mythical Me is a thoughtful blend of personal story and solid theology, and I'm grateful to Richella for writing it.”
Christian Living
“Sarah and Beth are two of my favorite grown-ups because they are honest about both the best and the worst of us. They never allow us to draw sweeping conclusions about anything, especially each other. If we’re going to learn how to move forward together, then we need trustworthy guides for the journey. This is the book to help us make amends, increase the good, and learn how to show up for each other even when we disagree.”
Christian Living
“For a generation fatigued by the abuse of hurry, Shelly Miller casts a hopeful vision of what life could look like if we learned to receive Sabbath as a gift rather than a rule. Rhythms of Rest offers a relieved exhale for the weary, worn-out soul. I’m deeply grateful for this message.”
Christian Living
“Kat Armas is the theologian we need, and Sacred Belonging is the devotional we’ve been waiting for. Rooted in and informed by Scripture, she shows us intuitive ways of communing with God through common things like water, pets, dreams, birthing, and the passage of time. I am stunned silent by this beautiful, relevant work.”
Share Your Stuff. I'll Go First.
Women
“Laura Tremaine is a phenomenal storyteller, and her debut book is now officially one of my all-time favorites. Beyond Laura’s honest vulnerability and graceful charm, the true gift of this book is the delightful alchemy that emerges at the end of every chapter where, after reading her story, I was compelled to share my own. Five stars! Three cheers! I adore this book.”
Christian Living
“We don’t have to impress, perform for, or prove ourselves to God, and Rashawn Copeland’s life tells that story well. With a huge heart and deep conviction, Start Where You Are is a simple, straightforward anthem about the love God has for all of us, and Rashawn is a joyful guide pointing the way.”
Christian Living
“Shannan Martin is a sidewalk poet and an everyday prophet. In Start with Hello she issues a stunning and accessible invitation for us to live as neighbors in the world, casting a hopeful vision of what it looks like to be human together. As it turns out, there is no them but only us, and this is the book we both want and need to help us find our way back to each other.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“likely person to write this book, I laughed out loud, because he’s right. But as a writer, I understand we don’t often write about what comes easy. We write about the things we’ve had to struggle through, fight for, and learn the hard way. Over the last few years, I’ve had a front row seat to watch as Brian has pivoted from being project centric to people centric. With business savvy and a heart for helping people, his wisdom is hard-won, and it’s an honor to call him a friend.”
Christian Living
“What is the shape of the kingdom of God? And how can we find our fit? Jen Pollock Michel submits that it's only by embracing paradox—a God who is both king and baby, strong and vulnerable, and who says dying is the only way to live. With insightful clarity, Jen highlights our call to a faith that invites us to form a sacred, expectant circle around one tiny word—and. No matter how hard we may try to ease the tension of the kingdom life, this book is a subversive invitation to make peace with the paradoxical way of Jesus.”
Christian Living
“The Art of Self-Compassion is a tender and powerful guide that exposes shame as an impostor language. Through the surprisingly powerful practice of self-portraiture, Joy Prouty offers us an alternative dialect that feels like freedom and sounds like home. This book is a necessary companion for anyone ready to rewrite their inner narrative with compassion at its core.”
Arts & Literature
“With clear writing and hard-won wisdom, Merideth Hite Estevez is the guide we need for a sustainable creative life. She knows the curves, pitfalls, and quiet gifts of the artist's path. This book is both a personalized toolbox and a well of deep universal insight for any artist feeling stuck, discouraged, or in need of fresh hope in their work.”
Christian Living
“If you find yourself in the quiet valley of waiting, Jeff Goins offers a kind voice in the silence. This gently honest book challenged me to surrender to the waiting moments rather than try to rush ahead to the next thing—a simply lovely read.”
Christian Living
“If it were possible to combine the voices of Dallas Willard, N. D. Wilson and Jim Gaffigan, then what you would get is Adam S. McHugh. His writing is profound, lyrical and self-deprecating in all the right ways. There are few books I want to start again once I've finished. The Listening Life is now one of them. I adore this stunning, important book and want to give it to everyone I know.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“With the depth of a scholar and the posture of a friend, James Bryan Smith offers profound truth we are desperate to remember: God is near, Jesus is with us, and his kingdom remains strong and unshakable. If you're looking for the kind of truth that actually makes a difference in your life, this book is a must-read.”
The Ministry of Ordinary Places
Christian Living
“In a world where hope seems dim and solutions feel complicated and partisan, Shannan Martin offers us a starting point that is as radical as it is domestic: widen your circle, hush your mouth, and pay close attention. This book is the right book for this moment in time and I simply cannot get over it. I either laughed or cried on almost every page. We need these lyrical, prophetic words now more than ever before.”
Christian Living
“If we have any hope of discipling the next generation in the way of Jesus, it's vital we release our fear of mystery and make a home in the sacred overlap. J.R. Briggs writes with thoughtful discernment about how the nuance and complexity of life can find resolution in the peace of Christ, even when we don't have all the answers. I am deeply grateful for this book.”
Christian Living
“Both timeless and timely, this book is one I didn’t know I was waiting for. In The Understory, Lore Ferguson Wilbert tells the truth, and she tells it beautifully well in this, her best and most compelling work yet.”
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