John Inazu

"Here Are Your Gods"

Christian Living

“Wright's careful dive into Scripture on the meaning of idolatry packs a punch for our times—an important reminder that idols, including political idols, are false gods that we create in our image, capable of great harm and destruction but ultimately ciphers within the true created order.”

Becoming Neighbors

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Amar Peterman blends clarity, compassion, and depth in his call for Christians to take seriously the kind of generous hospitality that is possible at the intersection of faithful witness and love of neighbor. Reading this book is time well spent.”

Claiming the Courageous Middle

Theology

“Mullen brings a lifetime of wisdom and experience to this meditation on the courageous middle. Mullen’s journey into Christian higher education as a student, a teacher, and ultimately, a college president, anchors this important book full of resources, ideas, and practical practical steps for Christians seeking to faithfully navigate the deep differences in our society.”

Grimké on the Christian Life

Christian Living

“Drew Martin skillfully and gracefully takes us into the remarkable life and ministry of Francis Grimké, whose witness to peace and hope in a world—and a church—riven with strife and injustice stands as relevant to our time as ever before.”

How to Be a Patriotic Christian

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Rich Mouw's reflection on Christian faith, patriotism, and citizenship is essential reading for our times from one of the wisest and kindest voices around.”

Irresistible Faith

Christian Living

“Scott Sauls shows us how to balance conviction with civility by reminding us that we can only love our neighbors as ourselves when we have first learned to see others—and ourselves—as image bearers.”

Pagans and Christians in the City

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Written with Smith’s characteristic clarity and bite, Pagans and Christians in the City canvasses a broad landscape of history, law, political theory, and religion to explore some of the deepest past and present questions of humanity—and warns how our answers to those questions will shape our future.”

Public Intellectuals and the Common Good

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The phrases 'public intellectuals' and 'common good' are often misunderstood and misappropriated. But confusion over their meanings does not diminish their importance—inside and outside of Christian discourse. This impressive volume assembles leading experts and practitioners whose work and lives shed light on what it means for Christians to engage in public discourse, and the social ends toward which that engagement points.”

Religious Freedom in a Secular Age

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Michael Bird is an astute and measured voice in today’s discourse on religion and politics. This book’s global perspective will challenge readers of all backgrounds and beliefs toward better arguments and better understanding.”

The Religion of American Greatness

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Paul Miller draws from an impressive range of sources to show the theological, historical, and cultural errors of Christian nationalism while still suggesting how American Christians can pursue with each other and their neighbors a common American identity and shared aspirations for the future of the country.”

Working for Better

Work, Money & Leadership

“Elaine Howard Ecklund and Denise Daniels offer a timely and important intervention in the conversation about faith and work, showing how Christians can engage in the workplaces of our pluralistic society not only with faithfulness and authenticity but also with charity and hospitality.”

You Are Not Your Own

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this timely meditation, Alan Noble reminds us that brokenness, loneliness, and purposelessness will not be conquered by living our best life, finding our true self, or even belonging to the right family, club, or church. To the contrary, our greatest fears and anxieties are not problems to be solved but mysteries to be embraced through the knowledge of self that comes only from knowing that the self belongs to Christ.”