J. Lee Grady
Biography
J. Lee Grady is an ordained minister and has served as a conference speaker. Grady previously served as editor of Charisma magazine and has served as director of The Mordecai Project. Grady's books include Lead Like Paul (2026), What Happened to the Fire? (2019), and Fearless Daughters of the Bible (2012).
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Christian Egalitarian Leadership
Church Leadership & Ministry
“I spend a lot of my time in the developing world doing missionary work. My life’s goal has been to empower women to pursue ministry, and to help churches overcome gender discrimination so that men and women can learn to work together, both in the church and on the field. I am so grateful for Aída Spencer and her husband, William, for providing the theological tools I need to do my work. I can’t write or study like they can, but their academic investment enables me to do my job. This book is not just one tool—it is a whole toolbox full of scholarship that I know will help many leaders cut through the obstacles so that we can empower every believer—male and female—to fulfill the Great Commission.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Ed Gilbreath is one of those prophets who comes out of nowhere with a message from the heart of God. His words make us uncomfortable, but that is the mission of a prophet. . . . Some of what he is saying to us about race and culture is painful to hear, but we must listen.”
Removing the Veil of Deception
Theology
“Many in the Church today have neglected the gift of discernment. Barbara Wentroble has reclaimed this lost gift and is urging us to pick it back up again and use it. I pray the Church is listening to her plea. We must discern the deception that has been sown in our midst and have the boldness to reject the devil’s subtle errors. I applaud Barbara for having the courage to write this book in a time when deception is applauded by gullible Christians. God help us to discern truth from error!”
Strengthening the Church and Its Leaders
Church Leadership & Ministry
“We live in an age of spiritual compromise. Many Christians today have ‘deconstructed’ their faith to make it fit with today’s culture. And yet we have the example of the apostle Paul, who brought a radical, countercultural message to places like Corinth, Ephesus, and Rome. Paul didn’t adjust his message to fit culture—instead, he warned his disciples not to conform to this world. I’m so grateful for young leaders like Benjamin Crisp. Instead of deconstructing his faith, he’s challenging his generation to reclaim and reconstruct the New Testament faith we see in Paul’s message to the Corinthians. This book is a powerful tool to train emerging ministry leaders.”
Theology
“Every generation needs a few Joshuas with the courage and spiritual insight to lead the Church into conquest. I believe Chuck Pierce is one of these Joshuas. In The Future War of the Church , Chuck not only sounds the alarm, but he also gives us specific instruction in how to overcome the enemy. This book fanned zeal in my heart. It gave me courage to fight until we see the kind of global spiritual transformation that Jesus said His message would bring to the earth.”
Christian Living
“While churches in Asia, Africa and South America are growing and experiencing the miracles of the New Testament, most churches in the United States preach an anemic gospel that produces little fruit. Cindy Jacobs challenges us to embrace all the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit—so that we can demonstrate genuine Christianity to our generation. This is an important message for this hour.”
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Fearless Daughters of the Bible
Christian Living
The Holy Spirit Is Not for Sale
Theology
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