John Burke
Biography
John Burke wrote No Perfect People Allowed, Imagine Heaven, and Soul Revolution.
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A Simple Guide to Experience Miracles
Theology
“J. P. Moreland brings together both the sharp, rational evidence of an acclaimed philosophy professor and heart-inspiring credible stories to convince the skeptic and inspire the believer—God’s miraculous intervention is not only real, but practically accessible, as you will see.”
Christian Living
“As I have found with all of Sarah Sumner’s writing, this book makes you grapple with deep theological thoughts in hard-hitting, practical ways that will change your life for the better. Sumner brilliantly unmasks the false idea that anger and love can’t go together, and, in the process, helps the reader become more loving precisely by showing us how to be angry in healing ways.”
Christian Living
“Enough challenges the status quo pursuit of the American dream, which has produced less-than-stellar results. If your goal is actually feeling wealthy, secure, and as though you finally have enough, then Will’s book is a must-read!”
Faith, Doubt, and God's Mysterious Timing
Christian Living
“Why, God? What are you doing, God? Questions at the crossroads of faith and doubt can lead us to dead ends or to new vistas. Laurie’s brilliant, biblical insights will help you see the map from God’s mysterious perspective—a must read for following Jesus, especially when life’s hard!”
Women
“Nancy’s honest, godly leadership wisdom makes Gifted to Lead a must-read for women who desire to make the most of their gifts in church leadership—and the single-most important book for helping men understand the unique challenges female leaders face in the church. This book empowers all of us to better lead Christ’s church!”
Apologetics
“In his erudite manner, Lee Strobel once again puts his Yale-trained legal mind to work investigating claims of the supernatural. From near-death experiences and miracles to angels and demons, Lee tackles the tough questions, revealing substantial evidence for a world beyond the visible. This book will greatly increase your faith with the hope and confidence that there is more than we visibly see, and that God is at work all around us.”
Seeing the Supernatural for Teens
Apologetics
“In his erudite manner, Lee Strobel once again puts his Yale-trained legal mind to work investigating claims of the supernatural. From near-death experiences and miracles to angels and demons, Lee tackles the tough questions, revealing substantial evidence for a world beyond the visible. This book will greatly increase your faith with the hope and confidence that there is more than we visibly see, and that God is at work all around us.”
Christian Living
“For a generation that has not had great role models of what godly men look like, Brian’s clarion call to live out the five marks of biblical manhood inspires and challenges men to be all God intended so that future generations have men worth following.”
The Five Marks of a Man Tactical Guide
Christian Living
“For a generation that has not had great role models of what godly men look like, Brian’s clarion call to live out the five marks of biblical manhood inspires and challenges men to be all God intended so that future generations have men worth following.”
The Relationship Principles of Jesus
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Our generation craves close, intimate relationships, but we’re imperfect people who can’t seem to get what we want most. The Relationship Principles of Jesus centers us on what matters most, giving practical wisdom and daily doses of encouragement we all need to better love those around us.”
They Like Jesus but Not the Church
Evangelism & Missions
“What a hopeful reminder that Jesus is not as far away from most unchurched people as church leaders think. If every church leader will heed Dan’s message, emerging generations will find faith in the real Jesus through his real church.”
When Changing Nothing Changes Everything
Christian Living
“I used to think changing perspective was a cop-out for not changing, but what Laurie is proposing—reframing the drama of your life—is actually the way to live fully in God's reality, which is something far bigger than our seasonal drama. I've seen how that really does change everything!”
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