Felicia Wu Song
Biography
Felicia Wu Song earned a PhD from the University of Virginia and previously served on the faculty at Louisiana State University and Westmont College. Song wrote Restless Devices (2021).
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History & Biography
“Reading Academically Speaking is like paging through a lovingly curated scrapbook of memories on the bookshelf labelled ‘Christian higher education.’ As a discerning guide and historian, Rick Ostrander brings candor and wit to the telling of his own story, one that remarkably weaves people and places significant to American evangelicalism around the turn of the twenty-first century. This book is especially poignant for Christian academics shaped by Mark Noll’s Scandal of the Evangelical Mind—for we will recognize Ostrander’s journey as our own.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“While critics of today’s technologies abound, Dillon Thornton offers a rare treat: thoughtful and clear-eyed teachings of Scripture that reveal God’s nature as a way to call us to face the soul malformations that are at stake in our everyday uses of digital devices and social media. A terrific resource for preaching and discipleship, Deathly (De)Vices is an accessible go-to primer that persuasively refreshes such ancient terms as avarice and sloth for our digital lives today.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“Anyone who has slogged through endless workplace emails, Slack messages, and Zoom calls will feel seen and heard after reading Digital Overwhelm. Drawing on jaw-droppingly honest accounts from early career millennials and Gen Zers, Craig Mattson offers innovative coaching in how to practically develop the sea legs needed for weathering the waves and storms of today’s complex and digitally mediated workplaces.”
Christian Living
“This book is a sword and shield of good news over those who suffer from the withering forces of shame. Delivering a mic-dropping word study of familiar Scriptures that revamp common misconceptions of God's nature, Toni Kim is ever the pastor who patiently shepherds us toward truth and freedom with personal story, thoughtfully honed exercises, and astonishingly honest prayers that touch at the heart of how it feels to be vulnerable and human.”
Christian Living
“Soul Pilgrimage is a clear-sighted primer to spiritual formation, a delightful invitation for the Christian curious about how their faith can move beyond mere creedal affirmation or pious living and delve deeper into a journey of soul transformation.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“Whether you are just beginning a career or are a seasoned leader in your field, you will find Working for Better is a refreshingly honest and discerning must-read on what Christian faithfulness looks like in today's workplace. Combining data-driven observations and personal testimonies that perceptively bring to light the challenges that many face navigating their work lives, Elaine Howard Ecklund and Denise Daniels are perfect guides for those who long to follow Jesus' way by offering an inspiring call and practical steps to living faithfully through an ethic of radical embrace.”
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
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