John DelHousaye

Boundaries of Freedom

Theology

“For over two millennia, God’s people have debated the relationship between divine sovereignty and human responsibility—or free will. . . . Lee Thai has applied logic and Bible study to the problem, and he offers a fresh solution, the Quantum Proposal, that also appropriates older wisdom. His work may not convince everyone, but I believe it deserves a careful reading.”

Dearly Beloved

Christian Living

“Pastor Vermon, a respected, faithful leader in our community, offers a responsible, insightful meditation on the sharing of 'beloved' between the Father and Jesus, and Jesus, the groom, and the church, His bride. I agree with his diagnosis of church division—a failure of spiritually unifying imagination through love.”

God at the Improv

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I always felt Luke was the funniest writer in the Bible. Eutychus means ‘lucky.’ But Dr. Petrotta has opened my eyes to the extent and depth of humor in Scripture. Humor is the capacity to discover and express the absurd; this becomes all the more clear when the status quo is backlit by God’s kingdom. We should laugh at whatever culture props up as god.”

Mending the Soul, Second Edition

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“In an era when we regularly learn of faith systems that not only condone but propagate and cover up abuse, Mending the Soul stands out as a trustworthy beacon of hope for survivors and those who care for them. With its integration of theology, social science, and practical application, this book serves as an essential resource for spiritual leaders to face head-on the dark and destructive nature of abuse and walk alongside victims in the painful journey of recovering from its staggering impact. Cheryl M. C., survivor, Chandler, Arizona For almost two decades, I have watched the MTS model mend the souls of our students and heal our broader community. The new edition of Mending the Soul is biblically sound, trauma-informed, tested, and proven. Steven and Celestia Tracy are authentic, faithful servants who travel the world offering help and hope to victims of abuse both outside and inside the church. This updated edition will surely bless the next generation.”