Jerram Barrs

Living Salty and Light-filled Lives in the Workplace, Second Edition

Work, Money & Leadership

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Lost In Transmission?

Apologetics

“This is an outstanding book. It is a beautifully written combination of personal stories from Nick Perrin’s own life, a careful and respectful presentation of critical views of Jesus and the New Testament—especially those of Bart Ehrman, a powerful and compelling refutation of those views, and a clear and joyful celebration of the trustworthiness of the biblical text and the gospel of Christ. There is no doubt in my mind that this is one of the finest defenses of true biblical Christianity to be published in many years. I know of only a few books that communicate our Christian faith in a way that will be immediately accessible to non-Christians; this is certainly one of them. I know several unbelieving friends, as well as many struggling Christian believers, to whom I want to give this book as soon as possible. Read it; reread it; buy more copies; give them away.”

Truth with Love

Theology

“The best introduction to Schaeffer's apologetics. Follis captures the unity of commitment to the Christian message and a life that lives that message faithfully-a unity that characterized the ministry of Francis Schaeffer.”

When Life Goes Dark

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“It is a special joy to be granted the privilege of recommending this excellent book. Richard Winter has written the most wise and careful meditation on sorrow, anxiety, depression and brokenness that I have ever read. His book is full of deep reflection on Scripture, experience and the most up-to-date scientific research on the troubles of the mind. Consequently, it will be a wonderful resource for every pastor, counselor, psychologist and psychiatrist, or simply for anyone desiring to be akind and helpful friend to those who struggle with depression or severe pain and sorrow. Richard's sensitive use of personal stories and his drawing on many years of listening to and responding to deeply depressed individuals make this book come alive and make it extraordinarily useful to the reader committed to trying to bring hope to the hurting. His appeals to Scripture are never superficial but arise from a deep understanding of the biblical story of creation, rebellion, redemption and the expectation of consummation through which the Lord desires to shape and direct our lives. This book will be a valuable source of help for many years to come, both to those who are themselves troubled and to those who give their lives to serve the wounded heart.”