Erik Vincent

Homebrew Churches

Church Leadership & Ministry

“With the same wit and humor that characterizes his earlier works, Bob Henderson prompts us to reimagine the church as small, creative, intentionally relational communities . . . Henderson persuasively argues that reclaiming the church for the next generation requires dealing with its institutional baggage yet continuing to proclaim God’s love for humanity as his new creation.”

Refounding the Church from the Underside

Church Leadership & Ministry

“"With equal parts wit and humor, coupled with a pastor's penetrating insight, Henderson asks the tough questions about the church's relevance today. Readers will find his humility in the face of the church's self-absorbed nature refreshingly honest for a career pastor and missiologist and his steps for refounding the church both practical and compelling. As a self-confessed 'church cynic' and someone torn between my identity as a beloved of God and a millennial in a decidedly post-Christian age, I found Henderson's book both dangerously subversive and altogether captivating.”

The Church and the Relentless Darkness

“With the same wit and humor characteristic of his earlier work, but with a seriousness of tone that belies the sensitive nature of the subject, Henderson journeys into the cultural whitewater to lift up the much-avoided biblical theme of warfare with Satan and the dominion of darkness. . . . Henderson's purpose is not to condemn the church, but save it.”

What on Earth is the Church?

Theology

“With the humor and wonder of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy . . . Henderson's book gets it right--we are all questing for hope and meaning in a noisy world where there are so many competing truth claims. In this book we find hope and a clear call back to the church as a reimagined community bent on living lives that are wholly committed to remaking the world in God's image.”