Gerald Hiestand
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“The prophet Jeremiah once proclaimed, ‘Your words were found, and I ate them, and your words became to me a joy and the delight of my heart’ (Jer. 15:16). Doug O’Donnell’s marvelous devotional book serves up a feast of God’s word. If you’ve struggled with your devotional life or are looking for something that is more deeply rooted in the rich liturgies and prayers of the church, I highly recommend this book. It will bring joy and delight to your heart.”
Men
“In a world awash in toxic masculinity, Zach Wagner's book accomplishes two important things. First, it unmasks the pitfalls of 'purity culture' and its implicit prosperity-gospel assumptions about sex, virginity, and marriage. Second, it reminds men that male sexuality preaches the embodied gospel truth that 'every man is called to be a father to the world in his own way.' Both of these truths are vital to healthy male sexuality. I commend Non-Toxic Masculinity to all the jaded Christian men who have been burned by purity culture and who are looking for a new yet distinctly Christian way forward.”
Preaching with Cultural Intelligence
Church Leadership & Ministry
“The art of preaching involves more than simply ‘getting the Bible right.’ We will not know what to preach until we know to whom we are preaching. In Preaching with Cultural Intelligence, Matthew Kim wisely and adeptly sensitizes preachers to the unexamined cultural and sociological assumptions that inevitably drive their preaching. Throughout the book Kim helps the reader understand the importance of cultural intelligence, showing how self-exegesis, cultural-exegesis, and scriptural-exegesis can all come together in a way that deepens the preacher’s capacity to minister the Word of God to the people of God. This is a thoughtful, insightful book that offers more than mere homiletical technique—an important book for pastors.”
Christian Living
“Sex in a Broken World is a wise and needed reminder about the deep roots of sin and the even deeper power of the gospel. This is a pastorally sensitive and theologically informed book. I recommend it.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Siang-Yang Tan is a pastor’s pastor. And this book is full of wisdom accrued the honest way—through more than two decades of pastoral experience. In a culture that idolizes cults of personality, and where many pastoral leadership models all too closely resemble the corporate world, Shepherding God’s People is a welcome and needed reminder that humility, godliness, love, and a life of prayer are the keys to a fruitful and God- honoring ministry. This book is both practical and learned, as one would expect from a pastor theologian like Tan. Whether you are just starting out as a pastor or have been in pastoral ministry for many years, there is much wisdom to be gleaned here.”
Rev.
Apologetics
“In a world of deconstructing faith, Travis Jamieson offers a word of hope. Jamieson’s book does not offer simplistic answers—but rather bears witness to the truth that there is a pure simplicity on the far side of complexity. Jamieson weaves together a wide array of sources—from Augustine to Calvin to Wendell Berry to Dostoevsky to Yuval Harari and beyond—to show how the Christian faith still answers the deepest questions of life. This is a winsome and thoughtful book, a good introduction to the essence of the Christian faith.”
Theology
“This book is a model of gracious and principled dialogue, as much for its tone as its content. I heartily recommended it for all who care about theology and the particular conversation between evangelical Protestants and Roman Catholics.”
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