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Heather Thompson Day

Biography

Heather Thompson Day has served as an associate professor in the department of visual arts, communication, and design at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan, and previously taught at Colorado Christian University. Day has contributed to Religion News Service, Newsweek, and the Barna Group. Day's books include It's Not Your Turn (2021), I'll See You Tomorrow (2022), and What If I'm Wrong? (2025).

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All God's Children

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This book is an essential guide as you travel the wilderness experiences of life. All God's Children is a map that will inspire you that there is still a way forward.”

Healing Leadership Trauma

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Every leader should take a moment to pause and acknowledge what is motivating how they lead. Being aware of our own motivations can help reduce the places we lack awareness so we can serve others out of our own growth and healing. This fantastic book by Nicholas Rowe and Sheila Wise Rowe allows us all the space and guided direction to do just that.”

If I Don't Laugh, I'll Cry

History & Biography

“If I Don’t Laugh, I’ll Cry is for the girl who has been told that she’s ‘too much’ or the seeker who isn’t sure that she will ever be ‘Christian enough’ for God to love. You have always been worthy. And Molly Stillman wants to make sure you know it.”

Lent

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Esau McCaulley says in this book that 'God's grace meets us again and again.' It's a timely message for the church and the reader. May we be renewed as we repent, and may God meet us on this journey again and again.”

She Deserves Better

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“The Great Sex Rescue is exactly the type of book on sex I would want my college students reading. This next generation has been personally burned by bad Christian sex advice. Both women and men will benefit from The Great Sex Rescue, but I think young adults may benefit most.”

Slow Theology

Christian Living

“This book reminded me that sometimes we will get to where we are going quicker if we are willing to slow down. A. J. and Nijay are calm voices of leadership in a time of great chaos. Slow Theology will help you endure.”

The Cost of Control

Christian Living

“In The Cost of Control Sharon Hodde Miller explains that our need to control everything around us comes with a cost to our spiritual, physical, and emotional health. At a time when so many of us feel out of control, this book will help bring a necessary release. Sharon doesn’t just give her advice, she gives you her pastoral presence. What if where you are right now is exactly where God can most lead you?”

The Resilience Factor

Work, Money & Leadership

“This book is an incredibly important read for the corporate, relational, and emotional fragility so many of us around the world are experiencing. Resilience is the only path forward.”

The Six Conversations

Christian Living

“As a communication professor, I am constantly looking for resources and guides to help my students better engage in the process of relationship building. I am so excited about The Six Conversations by Heather Holleman. At a time when people are increasingly divisive, we need more trained communicators who are willing to build bridges.”

Why Do I Feel Like This?

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Why Do I Feel Like This? by Peace Amadi helps us navigate the complexity of our emotions. Peace will remind us that it is okay to not be okay.”

NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.

Cover of I'll See You Tomorrow

I'll See You Tomorrow

Co-author

Marriage, Family & Relationships

Cover of It's Not Your Turn

It's Not Your Turn

Christian Living

Cover of What If I'm Wrong?

What If I'm Wrong?

Christian Living

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