Gail Song Bantum

Forty Days on Being a Four

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Christine Yi Suh paints an honest picture of just how significantly the intersections of culture, race, and gender can impact how we read ourselves and others in the world. Not only is this book an insight on Enneagram Fours, Christine offers the reader a vulnerable invitation into her own story of revelation and becoming as a Korean American woman leader. An inspiring, layered, and insightful book!”

From Burned Out to Beloved

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Bethany Dearborn Hiser offers the reader a refreshingly bold and practical resource for those seeking healthier patterns toward wholeness and sustainability. Grounded in her experience and research, Hiser is not afraid to name critical intersections of race and gender and how those identities inform one's lens of engagement in the world. This book is a must-read for those who think they already have it figured out!”

Seeing and Being Jesus in the World

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Kim-Kort offers the reader a disarmingly tangible way forward in the face of an often-overwhelming sociopolitical reality. Beautifully weaving together Scripture, stories, history, and practical witness, this book is a sermonic invitation toward embodying radical love and courageous justice!”

Speaking by the Numbers

“As a preacher and pastor of a multiracial, multicultural, and intergenerational church, communicating is often a daunting task when considering the variety of cultures, stories, and realities of the community I regularly serve. Speaking by the Numbers presses us to understand why centering the diversity of our hearers is just as significant as the work of knowing ourselves. Utilizing the Enneagram, Palmer offers a practical and timely tool for any public speaker who truly wants to be heard.”

Waking Up Ghosts

History & Biography

“Waking Up Ghosts provides a compelling way forward for Christians who have longed to reconcile a colonized faith formation absent one's cultural history and ancestral connections. Through the telling of her own story and the rich history of Korean spirituality, Hong invites us to reimagine the mystical--an animated faith bound to our story, and in the presence of our ancestors.”