Gary Cook

So How Do I Parent THIS Child?

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“I have long admired the authors of this book and I am so pleased that siblings, Bill Hendricks and Bev Godby, have written this most insightful book. Their dad, the late Professor Howard Hendricks, would be so proud of them. In So How Do I Parent THIS Child?, they skillfully portray the uniqueness in each child's 'giftedness.' This book's call to understand and embrace that 'giftedness' is an invitation for parents to be sharpened in how they raise their children, ultimately so that each child may be all that God desires for them to be. The wisdom that they impart will be helpful for all Christian parents who want to train up their children in the way that they should go.”

The Good, the True, the Beautiful

Philosophy

“The Good, the True, the Beautiful is a moving tribute to the legacy of Dallas Baptist University Distinguished University Professor, Dr. David Naugle. Dr. Naugle has been not only a stellar professor but also a beloved mentor and friend to students and colleagues. This book, which includes essays by a gallery of lives he has touched, wonderfully captures David’s enduring and scholarly commitment to upholding a Christian worldview that develops our minds, engages God’s truth in the arts and sciences, and transforms our moral lives to glorify our Creator and Lord.”

The Person Called You

Work, Money & Leadership

“Written in a personal and warm style and filled with numerous practical lessons from history, the Bible, and years of experience with clients, Bill Hendricks has written a balanced and thoughtful book on how to discover our unique giftedness and put it to work in meaningful and fulfilling service to God and others.”

Why, O God?

Christian Living

“Sadly, ministry to the disabled within our churches is a much-neglected area. This book rightly identifies it as a priority that demands our thoughtful response. Yet never before has a single book combined such a rich harmony of insights from scholars across so many disciplines, ranging from biblical studies to the medical field. It reminds us, too, that disabled believers have an important ministry to the non-disabled in the church as bearing witness to the grace of God who redeems all our sufferings with a loving purpose. This book will serve as a valuable resource in churches, colleges, and seminaries for years to come.”