Hugh Halter
Biography
Hugh Halter wrote Sacrilege and Flesh, and co-wrote And: The Gathered and Scattered Church with Matt Smay.
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Evangelism & Missions
“Beyond the Local Church is a critically dangerous read for anyone within earshot of Christendom. If Sam is wrong, nothing will change and the church will continue its downward slide into a remnant. If Sam is right, the church is uniquely and powerfully poised to reach the world. Great read, timely, and as usual, I find myself disagreeing on a few points but mostly muttering to myself, Dang it, I think he's right!”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“As the landscape of Christendom changes, most look for new methods, slick fixes, or new forms of church. In Deliberate Simplicity, you get something completely unexpected. Dave Browning cuts through all the mess with practical ways to make church natural, simple, and effective. Regardless of the form or stage of your church, Deliberate Simplicity will save you time, money, and misery.”
Christian Living
“To a generation that can’t find the real story amidst all the tradition, churchyness, poor street cred, or newspaper headlines, Jesus: Pure and Simple is a breath of fresh air and should be the first place you start or start over.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Jesus on Main Street is an incredible synthesis of all the new-wave marketplace strategies that have been and are now becoming the front place of mission in the US and beyond.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Finally. A thoughtful, biblical, yet paradigm-busting discussion on the hottest topic in the church and culture today. Redeeming Sex pulls no punches yet graciously guides us toward the heart of God in our human sexuality.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“A renewed clarity on calling may be the most pressing need for every leader in any discipline of life. Brian has put in the hard work, and this book is a treasure for any person looking to make a legitimate contribution to the world.”
Christian Living
“Only a handful of books have set the stage for God to have a conversation with the whole church about his mission. The Forgotten Ways is one of those books, now available with critical updates. Hirsch has placed before the church a timeless conversation about the future, the mission, the people, and the practices of a God-breathed movement.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“As we look at the depth and breadth of the missional movement, I continually direct people back to The Shaping of Things to Come. Things have definitely shaped around the concepts of this book, and it continues to be a plumbline for missional thought leadership and practice.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Like a cool rain after a decade of drought, The Starfish and the Spirit delivers relief, respite, and a total rethink on what it means to follow Jesus in this remarkable mission field we call life! Bravo to Rob and Lance for following and inviting us to join them.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“What the church in the West needs more than any single thing are brave stories. Theories, methods, and old church metrics run amok, but stories blow through the paralysis of paradigms and give us practices for a new day and a new church. Whenever anyone asks me what I’ve seen in America that is truly missional church, I always point them to the story in Tampa called the Underground. For years, I’ve been trying to get Brian to share their story and am thrilled that they have tried, tested, and now are willing to extend their story into the national conversation.”
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