Jerry Pattengale
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Acevedo helps categorize and contextualize learning experiences of second-generation Puerto Ricans. As readers explore the results of in-depth interviews, they will find themselves saying throughout, ‘That makes sense.’ For example, religious celebrations (Las Navidades) manifest the influence of the gospel in their comfort zone while a long way from their parents’ homeland. His own background adds authority to his discussion of these welcome cultural markers and other dynamics on campuses.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Stan Guthrie combines a clever approach to remembering the biblical books collectively with a concise approach to the books individually. His clarity and brevity are refreshing and readable.”
Christian Living
“Some books keep you to the end, and others long after. Dr. Devers presents us with such a read—one that will have us turning pages for years after we close its covers. But of course, I'm biased, having been a fan of her work for many years.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Steve has once again produced a work that illuminates the Bible. This Beautiful Book provides the narrative of the Bible to its readers in a thoughtful, digestible way. In spite of the fact that biblical stories may be offensive to the sensibilities of many in our increasingly thin-skinned culture, Steve helps us understand why and how the Bible remains relevant and even transformational for so many. In this captivating and creative retelling of the biblical story, Steve unfolds the beauty of history’s bestselling work—the book that changed history and changes lives. This Beautiful Book is an engaging overview of the Bible for both new and longtime readers. Steve uses small words to tell a big story—my kind of read—clarity for a first-rate cause.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Some books are keepsakes because of their colorful presentation, some because of the content they present, and some like Winter Fire because of both. Smith's seasonal collection is brilliant, and convincing that the prolific Chesterton doesn't just write a lot of things, but a lot of important things.”
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