Erik Reed

Battles in the Promised Land

Christian Living

“Nobody signs up for suffering. We avoid it at all costs. Yet suffering in this life is inevitable for all people, at various times and severity. Most do not know how to handle that suffering when it comes. It leaves many questioning God and the things they believed. In Battles in the Promised Land, Jacob Haywood shows from his personal experience of suffering how the promises of Scripture help us stay close to God amidst our trials and pains.”

Breaking Open

Christian Living

“Pastor Jacob is a friend. We probably don’t agree on everything theologically, but we share a mutual conviction that Jesus is a precious help to those suffering in the throes of affliction and pain. In Breaking Open, he shares biblical wisdom for understanding how God not only is near to us in our pain but uses it in remarkable ways to shape our lives for his glory.”

Courage

Christian Living

“In a world paralyzed by fear yet attracted to displays of conviction, boldness, and fearless action, there is an opportunity for the joyful virtue of Christian courage to shine. In Courage, Joe Rigney not only provides an explanation of courage and where it derives from but also issues a call to courage for the glory of God. It’s fantastic. I pray God uses this little book to stir big things in the hearts of many.”

Known for Love

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Anthropology is the issue of our lifetime. People endlessly debate over views of gender and sexuality. And it's not going to stop. As a pastor, I'm always looking for trustworthy and helpful resources to put into the hands of other leaders and church members. As a father, I'm always wanting to help my children work through the real issues they'll face living as Christians in a world with wildly different values and beliefs than theirs. Known for Love does both. Casey Hough helps Christians live by Jesus' call to love our neighbors without compromising biblical truth.”

More Than a Healer

Christian Living

“Few voices have the potency to speak to the errors of the prosperity gospel and faith-healing movement like Costi Hinn. He’s been in that world. He’s run in those circles. But he discovered that in Christ we have a far greater treasure and riches than what finances, health, or power can give us. In Christ, we have more than a healer. This book displays the glories of Jesus in dazzling brilliance. In knowing and seeing the real Jesus, our hearts are drawn to prize the Savior for who he is, and not just for what he gives.”