Jim Wallis
Christian Living
“In Live Like You Give a Damn! [Sine] lifts up a new generation of activists and social entrepreneurs doing world-changing work all over the globe.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Curtiss DeYoung stands tall in the arena of public theology, pioneering a whole new academic movement in reconciliation studies. In times like these, we need empowering reminders of the mentors, heroes and saints whose living faith compelled them to re-imagine the world. For those hungry to explore the connection between spirituality and social justice, DeYoung provides the book we've been waiting for.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Daniel Berrigan is a poet and prophet for these times.”
Political Illusion and Reality
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“For years, Jacques Ellul was required reading in the Sojourners community. Political Illusion & Reality is a well-curated collection of essays and commentaries that reminds us of his continued timeliness, as well as the depth and complexity of thought that he has to offer us. Ellul’s vision of political society is morally challenging, provocative, and constructive, and this edition has been edited in such a salient way for the times in which we now find ourselves.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In Reconciliation, Curtiss DeYoung offers us a moral guide and practical road map through this difficult, painful, and ultimately liberating process called reconciliation. This is a book that should be read by everyone who wants to build bridges across our great divides—which should be all of us.”
History & Biography
“Despite the cynicism about both church and state these days, Sharing the Crust testifies and demonstrates that things can change, hope can be rekindled, and faith can be restored with love, justice, and peacemaking. In this testament you will witness a Sacrament in Sandtown, the name of the place where this creative community was formed. This is not just a good read, but a good example that we all need.”
Christian Living
“Cathleen Falsani is an excellent writer and a wonderful storyteller. Sin Boldly combines these two gifts in inspiring and entertaining stories that remind us that grace is often as unexpected as it is undeserved. This is a book that should be read by anyone who knows they need the grace of God.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Tenacious Solidarity is a godsend. It’s a call to an ethic of steadfast love that communities and individuals must exhibit. It shows that we are in solidarity with God through our loving obedience, and in solidarity with others through mercy, compassion, and justice. Therefore, communities must resist structures of power that compromise our fidelity to our neighbor, and live in harmony with those around us seeking a restoration of wholeness, born out of love and devotion. Doing so, Brueggemann demonstrates, is how we live faithfully in accordance with God; restoration of human brokenness and oppression is the biblical response to the times we live in. As per all of Brueggemann’s writing, these essays are very grounded in scripture and argue from the biblical texts to this end. Walter Brueggemann always writes in profound response to the Bible, clearly and eloquently developing an ethic of selflessness, goodness, justice, restoration, and mercy, giving incredible insight into questions of how to live alongside one another. His exposition is as instructional as it is enlightening—as always. For those of us who humbly try to be, and are occasionally in the tradition of the biblical prophetic tradition, Brueggemann is our teacher—a teacher for those whose vocation is ‘prophetic imagination’.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This book is an important and thoughtful look at one of the most serious problems across the world. Each of the essays treats hunger with equal parts compassion, equity, justice, and ultimately hope, showing us the way forward in building a better world. Proper nutrition is a right and a key element of what people of all faiths and creeds are called to do in caring for the most vulnerable. Hunger is therefore more than a relief, development, and advocacy issue; that there are hungry and starving people is a moral issue and a religious matter. I am grateful for this resource and the challenges it poses as well as the answers it offers.”
The Hole in Our Gospel 2025 Edition
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“The first time I heard Rich Stearns tell his own story about why he left a top CEO job to come lead World Vision, I was moved to tears. Rich Stearns is the ‘rich young ruler’ who did not turn away from Jesus when he was called to serve the poor. He became a world leader in the eradication of poverty and provides a compelling vision of the gospel and the God that called him to be ‘good news to the poor.’ This is the story about how rich Christians can be saved. His life and now his book serve as testaments to the full gospel to which the church is called. For those who have felt that there has been something missing from their faith or their lives, or anyone who desires to go deeper into Christ’s mission for the world, The Hole in Our Gospel shows the way.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Part biblical commentary, part poetry, and part prophecy — this is Berrigan at his best.”
“The New Christians shows how the influence of Jesus of Nazareth is moving among a new generation hungry for something real and desperate to move beyond simplistic polarities inherited from the past. Tony Jones stands at the crossroads of theology, philosophy, and culture, tackling the issues facing this ‘emergent’ generation with the depth, humility, and grace only a sojourner intimately familiar with the journey could provide.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“David Gushee is one of the preeminent Christian ethicists in the country, and his work is important for both those in the academic world and all of us trying to live out obedient and biblical lives. In The Sacredness of Human Life he rescues this most spiritual of concepts from the narrow realm of political rhetoric, which it has come to inhabit in recent years. This book should be read by anyone who desires to reclaim a broader definition of how 'the sacredness of life' should truly be understood.”
Theology
“In this critical book, Brian challenges us to ask what it would mean to truly live the message of Jesus today, and thus to risk turning everything upside down.”
The Spiritual Danger of Donald Trump
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Ron Sider is one of the most faithful followers of the person and teachings of Jesus Christ that I have ever known. I wholeheartedly believe that in this Trump era or any other, the silence of many white evangelicals to outright evil who seek to occupy the quiet political center is instead an insidious form of complicity that affirms the morally indefensible status quo. I pray that The Spiritual Danger of Donald Trump will help spark conversations across the country that will finally end that silence for good. It's time to move from caution to courage in the most important election of our lifetimes.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This astounding book is the inside story of the theology that both undergirded and inspired the January 6 insurrection and has continued to grow into the greatest religious threat to democracy this election year. Matthew Taylor's brilliant work here is a great place to start in our understanding of how bad religion must be replaced by true faith.”
History & Biography
“Daniel Berrigan is a poet and prophet for these times. This autobiography offers a compelling look at his own life, the fertile ground from which Daniel Berrigan's timely word has come. The courage, the clarity, and the persistence of that word bear compelling witness to his vocation as a messenger of the Word of God.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
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