Hillary Morgan Ferrer

Happy Lies

Apologetics

“It’s rare to come across a book that sparks a whole cascade of aha moments, but Happy Lies is certainly one of those books. Melissa illustrates how New Thought—essentially a repackaged version of the original lie from the garden—has permeated pop psychology and, more chillingly, has now infiltrated the church. Anyone concerned about the dangerous effects of “almost true” doctrine must read this book.”

Person of Interest

Apologetics

“Jim shows readers how Jesus is the only person able to fulfill every Old Testament prophecy of the coming Messiah and what systems needed to be in place for the Savior’s message to spread throughout the known world. It’s the fine-tuning argument filtered across history.”

When Wrong Seems Right

Discipleship & Christian Education

“This devotional is strategic and purposeful in its methodology, reflecting Griffin's background in education. Kids who go through this devotional will never just 'read a Bible verse' again. Every lesson reinforces that God rarely says something just once; rather the Bible can be cross-referenced to get a fuller understanding of each verse. The way the questions are phrased trains kids to always be looking for connections between seemingly disparate passages. Comparing similarities is higher order thinking and will make youth dig deeper than the more commonly used 'read and regurgitate' type questions. This book doesn't just teach the Bible. It teaches kids how to read, study, and integrate the Bible into their lives—and gives them permission to ask follow-up questions (which communicates to them that the church is a safe place for questions!). Well done, Adam! I'll be recommending this study to all my Mama Bears!”