Jackie Hill Perry
12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You
Christian Living
“12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You is an incredibly convicting and profoundly insightful read. Smartphones have become a part of our lives, but Tony explores the devastation to the human mind and soul due to devotion to technology. He calls us to examine not merely the use of our smartphones but the motives that inspire it. This is a necessary book for our generation, to remind us that our phone habits will either amplify or get in the way of our most important longing of all: the soul-satisfying glory of our Savior.”
Women
“IAdorned is a Christ-exalting, mind-renewing, life-altering presentation of Titus 2 that will help women, young and old, embrace their call to learn from one another, to the glory of Christ our Savior.”
Does the Bible Support Same-Sex Marriage?
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“For any conversation to go anywhere, what we need is not only compassion but clarity. Preston displays both in his ministry and especially in this resource. His lived experience with the LGBTQ community, along with the theological depth he holds, makes this book a necessity.”
Christian Living
“Lord knows that we have more than enough books about ourselves and never enough books about the God that created us. It isn’t until we see him that we can then make sense of ourselves. I believe Jen Oshman’s book accomplishes that by widening our vision and helping us fall in love with seeing God again.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Friendships are so weird and beautiful and awkward and glorious all at the same time. The older I’ve gotten, the more I’ve understood the utter necessity of them but sin, as it always does, can make our friendships more dysfunctional than fruitful. God is calling us into the kind of friendship that will make us better (or should I say holier) leading us to glorify God as best we can. I’m thankful that Kelly Needham’s book Friend-ish can assist us in that pursuit. I wish I had this book ages ago. Maybe I would’ve been a better friend and had healthier friendships but then again, I’m still learning both and I always will be. For that reason, I think it would be safe to say that Kelly has been a good friend to us all by writing a book that will help us learn how to do the same.”
Christian Living
“I've been wanting to have a resource from Jeff on this topic for a very long time. It is so, so, so needed. As I’ve worked with different Christians from several churches around the city of Chicago, I’ve witnessed the lack of gospel understanding that has permeated many ‘solid’ churches. I will personally hand out copies of this book like gospel tracts.”
Christian Living
“These letters are personal and yet applicable to us all. With child or without. Brown or white. Married or single. We may not all understand what it is to be her, a black mother with a brown boy, but we all understand what it is like to love, to care so deeply for someone that affection becomes words.”
Christian Living
“If someone were to ask me where to go to learn about discipleship, I would hand them the Bible along with Jeff Vanderstelt’s book Saturate. Readers will find themselves taking a survey of their lives, seeing the areas that God desires to take captive for his glory. Whether you are a preacher, homemaker, small-group leader, high school student, or new convert, Saturate will spur you on to live a life that will influence others to know Jesus while growing people in Jesus, not just at church, but in all of life.”
Women
“Mary Kassian’s The Right Kind of Strong is the right kind of book for the culture we, as Jesus-adoring Christians, have been placed in. Around us are a plethora of voices, images, tweets, blogs, and influencers appealing to that nagging mumble inside of us all that tells us not to be weak. Naturally, we rarely silence this voice with humility before God and submission to His Word that would then lead us to discover the kind of strength that He delights in. And it’s for that reason alone that Mary’s book is the theological compass for our lost and drifting girls, women, mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends. Mary’s words have theological depth, humor, and cultural relevance. By reading and receiving them, we will have more women who have found their strength in a Savior who’s really good at making the weak strong.”
Christian Living
“Solomon’s ancient wisdom comes to us by way of John’s clear and contemporary articulation of it. With the lightheartedness of a friend and the pastoral burden of a shepherd, John explores themes we either know well or will know soon. His words will surely help us embrace the ride that is life. Buckle up.”
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