Jen Pollock Michel

We Shall All Be Changed

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“By God's grace, We Shall All Be Changed came to me in a season of caring for my mother, suffering from Alzheimer's. This beautifully written book gave me language both for grief and hope. As each page turned, I was reminded to look to my brokenhearted Savior and find His help in this present trouble. If you're keeping vigil, if you feel yourself wrecked by sudden or slow loss, let this book lead you through—and beyond—the valley of the shadow of death.”

What Falls from the Sky

Christian Living

“Esther Emery makes me believe in a different kind of world: where the table, not the screen, has primacy of place; where people change; where silence unfurls—and God still speaks. I'm grateful for that world and the Christ who makes it possible.”

Write Better

Arts & Literature

“I've read a lot of books—often if I'm honest—to avoid the act of writing. But Write Better isn't for avoidant writers. To take Le Peau's reliable, witty advice is to find ways to get started and keep going, all the while staying sober about the responsibility of turning words out into the world. Gratefully, it's not at all like pulling a rabbit out of a hat.”