J. A. Myhre

Exodus for Teenagers

Children & Youth

“All the important questions for life face us in our teen years. What better way to engage with God, truth, sorrow, and reality than in the story of Exodus? Hatton has written a reflective guide through the foundational story of deliverance. She asks students to grapple with the text by providing twenty-first-century illustrations and discussion-provoking exercises. My favorite: what would be in your jar of remembrance? Perhaps this book!”

Last Words

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“This book reads with the immediacy and richness of a film. The seven phrases Jesus gasps out on the cross serve as touch-points for Nash to explore layered flashbacks to Old Testament rituals, Hebrew prophecies, and the Gospel stories. But the real beauty of Nash's method is this: he personalizes each phrase right down into the nitty-gritty of the reader's present life. While this book is short enough to read in a single sitting as I did, it is full enough to provide seven weekly meditative chapters leading up to Easter, which is how I intend to read it next!”

The Mission-Centered Life

Evangelism & Missions

“Ferguson deftly weaves gripping stories of her life in South Sudan with eloquently expressed biblical truth, to give us an authentic basis for missional living. We glimpse her griefs and failures even as she points us to hope and Jesus. The format invites a communal journey to find that God 'will disrupt our expectations, and that is a gift.'”

What's Up? Elementary

Children & Youth

“In What’s Up Elementary, educator and author Debbie Harrell enables ordinary people like you and me to introduce children to the love and truth of Jesus. Making the Bible accessible to 9-year-olds requires one both grasp the richness of theology and employ a spectrum of creativity that continually invites attention. Harrell does both artfully. Her questions will engage children's minds and emotions, her crafts will delight their senses, and her memory work will stick in their hearts.”