John Mark Comer

People to Be Loved

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In a conversation polarized by hate, fear, and misunderstanding, Preston Sprinkle steps into the fray with a thoughtful, articulate, nuanced, humble, and courageous take on the current debate over sexuality and the Bible. His particular cocktail of professor, pastor, and down-to-earth regular Joe is an intoxicating blend that makes for good reading and even better learning. I’m thankful for Preston and this book.”

Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“'Prayer is a search for help outside the self.' Could any statement be more important for our time? Could any act be more essential to spiritual life in our cultural moment? This is a book for our desperate times. My friend Tyler Staton is a world-class leader, a gifted pastor, an extraordinary writer, and, above all, a man of prayer. By reading this book, you will be learning from a master.”

Raising Passionate Jesus Followers

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Until I became a parent, I had no idea what a hard, labor-intensive, complex, rewarding, fun, exhausting, and exhilarating skill it is to unfold a child into their full potential. I always knew I had good parents, but it wasn’t until our first child was born that it dawned on me: I had some of the best. I quickly realized that if I could be half the father my dad was, I would be a raging success, but it would be no easy task! Within days of Jude’s birth, I found myself regularly calling mom or dad and asking a barrage of questions. Now, as we enter the teenage years, I have more questions than ever before. My parents don’t have all the answers, but they have more than a little wisdom to pass on to a generation that is reeling from the dissolution of the family in Western culture and the corresponding emotional, relational, and spiritual fallout. Our family has its fair share of dysfunction, as all families do, but to this day our entire family is following Jesus, and for my parents, that was always the number one goal. If you share that goal, I can’t think of a better guide for the journey than this book. Read it!”

The Enneagram for Spiritual Formation

Christian Living

“As the Enneagram has moved from the margins to the mainstream, it’s been both used and abused. Many of us know just enough to be dangerous! AJ’s recent work is hands down the best resource I know of for the Enneagram and spiritual formation. If the Enneagram is a map for the spiritual journey for different personality types, AJ is a wise, joyful guide for the road. No one should read this book who does not want to change; and anyone who has a deep ache for transformation in the way of Jesus should read this book.”

The Familiar Stranger

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“A beautiful new book from an even more beautiful old soul. Tyler's life and ministry were transformed by discovering the person and work of the Holy Spirit, as was mine. Yours can be too. By calling the Spirit the 'familiar stranger,' this book is naming the ache we all have for a deeper experience of God. There are no maps for this sacred journey, but if you are ready for more, Tyler is a trustworthy guide. This book could be your next step.”

The Pace of Peace

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

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The Skeletons in God's Closet

Apologetics

“The Skeletons in God’s Closet comes at such an important time in the Western church. After centuries of nationalism and military violence, a new generation is questioning the status quo. Does violence have any place in Jesus’ kingdom? In the life of his followers? If not, how do we reconcile Jesus’ teaching on loving our enemies with judgment, hell, and destruction? How do we read the Old Testament texts of genocide and ethnic cleansing? These kinds of questions are paramount. Whether you agree with Joshua’s answers or not, I’m just so happy that he’s leading the way towards a new kind of conversation. This book is courageous, intelligent, provocative, and sound. Read it.”

Your Longing Has a Name

Christian Living

“Dominic Done is a thinker for our time. His ability to apply the Christian vision to our deepest, darkest secrets is a beautiful gift to the church. Plus, he can write. Open your heart to this book.”