Joe Carter

He Is There and He Is Not Silent

Apologetics

“In retrospect, we can now see clearly that Francis Schaeffer was one of the most original thinkers and that He Is There and He Is Not Silent was one of the most essential works of the late twentieth century. It helped to provide the intellectual tools evangelicals needed to recover a Christian worldview in an increasingly postmodern culture. If you want to understand how the personal God revealed in Jesus Christ helps us make sense of our world, you need to read this book.”

Media, Journalism, and Communication

Discipleship & Christian Education

“Not only has Schuchardt made the case for why the communication arts are essential to the liberal arts, he convincingly explains how they can make us better humans. This is one of the most superb short books ever written on the role and effect of media, and a must-read for every Christian college student.”

Peace in the Waiting

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Peace in the Waiting is a vulnerable and heartfelt testimony of one believer’s journey through grief, doubt, and frustration while longing for the salvation of loved ones. Chapman invites readers into her raw emotions and hard questions as she wrestles through deep pain to find hope in Christ alone. While salvation is God’s domain, Chapman offers practical wisdom for how to wait—waiting with open hands, meditating on God’s promises, and worshipping despite sorrow. This book will encourage all who ache for prodigals, providing empathy and spurring reliance on the faithful Father who pursues the lost.”

The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World

Christian Living

“Over the past decade evangelicals have been divided over how to respond to the challenges of postmodernism. The options—which have ranged from naïve denial to unquestioned embrace—tend to suffer from the same fatal flaw: putting the emphasis on culture rather than Christ. This collection corrects that error by providing a fresh perspective that is pastorally sensitive and biblically sound. A timely, well-reasoned book that should be enthusiastically welcomed by the evangelical community.”