Gregory Boyle

Falling Free

Christian Living

“Be prepared to have your atrophied, tired notion of God propelled into a new and spacious place. With humor, grace, and not a little jostling of your comfort zone, Shannan Martin will introduce you to the mess at the margins. ‘See Jesus in the lowly place,’ St. Ignatius writes. You will see Him, in this book, as never before. We are invited here to stare at our ‘shared ruin,’ so that we can walk away, astounded that we belong to each other.”

From Burned Out to Beloved

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“From Burned Out to Beloved is an essential road map for those who want to be of service. We welcome our wounds and shift how we see. We don't go to the margins to make a difference but to be made different by those we encounter there. Hiser's book leads the way.”

Having Nothing, Possessing Everything

Church Leadership & Ministry

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No One Left Alone

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Poems Written in a Time of Plague

Arts & Literature

“Poems have always been a reliable means of transportation. The poetry in this book carries us to our humanity and our sparkling souls. Tim Vivian not only provides a vehicle but reminds us all of our destination. We find our truest selves in these piercing, heartening words.”

Subversive Witness

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Like in the singular Rethinking Incarceration, Dominique Gilliard doesn’t just point something out; he points the way. Subversive Witness is not just a solution but a sign. It highlights our blind spots as the church and illustrates how racism hides in systems, how we can advance the kingdom, and how to address systemic problems. This is essential reading for the times in which we live.”

The Writing on the Wall

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Few books you read this year will be as provocative as Eric Martin's The Writing on the Wall. To 'provoke' is a 'calling forth' to form a church of divine inbreaking, 'grace with feet,' and a radical discipleship so foreign to our current status quo. It is a call to an embodied active love that refuses to be a place for 'sheltered piety.' Like the folding of a thousand paper cranes, is it about peace or fighting white supremacy? Yes.”

Waging Peace

History & Biography

“'Love never fails.' Oestreich's Waging Peace invites us to believe those words as never before. The world is barricaded behind walls of shame and 'otherizing,' and only tender love can scale those walls. On the other side, we find our shared humanity, a?reverence for complexity, and a longing to be?practitioners of this dangerous hope that only chooses love. This book helps you scale the walls.”

When the Hurting Is Too Much

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“A book is a spiritual gem when it genuinely guides and is concretely helpful. When the Hurting is Too Much reminds us that grief does not leave us where it found us, and it restores a path for us. Antonio Méjico writes from a place of humility, soaked with the courage of his tenderness. His vulnerability honors our own, and it fashions connective tissue with our compassionate heart. This book aligns with the energies of the God of love. It is the marrow of the gospel. You will be grateful that you found this book.”