John Stonestreet
Biography
John Stonestreet co-wrote A Practical Guide to Culture, Restoring All Things, and Same-Sex Marriage with others.
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Marriage, Family & Relationships
“This book is full of clarity and practical—really practical—advice. Parents, youth workers, grandparents, and anyone with a teenager in their life would do well to absorb the wisdom here.”
God's Crime Scene Participant's Guide
Evangelism & Missions
“There's a lot of reasons J. Warner Wallace has become one of the most popular apologists in America. One of those reasons is that he's one of the most fascinating and fun to read - for believers and skeptics alike. And, God's Crime Scene is Jim at his best. Solid, thoughtful, unique!”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“This helpful book can overcome our tendency to, as Francis Schaeffer put it, ‘see the world in bits and pieces.’ In the Bible, we find the truest story there is of all things and all of us. And Stan Guthrie lays it out carefully and creatively.”
Science & Faith
“‘Good philosophy must exist,’ C. S. Lewis wrote, ‘if for no other reason, because bad philosophy needs to be answered.’ Because so much bad philosophy, both formal and popular, exists around the questions of what it means to be human, it must be answered. That’s exactly what Stan Wallace gives us in Have We Lost Our Minds, along with a clear, articulate description of the beautiful, robust reality of the imago Dei, which is to say, who we truly are.”
Christian Living
“There may be no more important cultural question today than what it means to be human, and as Joe Rigney says early in this book, C. S. Lewis continues to be refreshing and unique on this question and so many others. Rigney’s ability to reintroduce Lewis to readers is refreshing, unique, and on full display in this book.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Ken Boa consistently reminds us that a truly biblical worldview is more than an academic exercise or simply having the right intellectual thoughts about God. It's about knowing him, who is the truth, and living in light of that reality and in relationship with Christ everywhere, every minute. Like everything Boa writes, this book will lead you more deeply into that reality and relationship.”
Myth and Meaning in Jordan Peterson
Theology
“What is behind the phenomenon of Jordan Peterson? The essays in this book not only offer sound analysis from a variety of cultural and spiritual angles but also point to areas where Christians could (and should) be making strong gospel connections.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“One by One is a desperately needed book just now for churches serious about honoring the inherent dignity of all who enter their doors. In this very practical book, Gina identifies how the church underserves singles even while the larger culture leaves them looking for connection and truth. I hope it gets the wide reading it deserves.”
Apologetics
“Either the foundational details of Jesus life, death, and resurrection happened within history and must be reckoned with, or they did not happen, and Christianity falls apart. J. Warner Wallace demonstrates, by using standard and reliable methods of investigation, that Jesus Christ is who he claimed to be.”
Philosophy Made Slightly Less Difficult
Philosophy
“I think the title of this book is misleading. DeWeese and Moreland, who have trained countless students to think clearly and pursue truth, don't make philosophy slightly less difficult, they make it incredibly more accessible. It is no easy task to simplify without being simplistic, to explain without short-selling the essentials, but by succeeding they've served us all well.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Preparing children for a world like ours, which seems to change faster and more frequently than ever, is a key to excellent parenting. Dr. Kathy has once again given parents an insightful, practical, essential, and desperately needed resource.”
Christian Living
“Offering captivating illustrations from an incredible array of angles has long been one of Ken Boa's great gifts. This book is a fascinating journey through history, pop culture, biography, philosophy and the arts. But why take that journey? Because ultimately, we all must wrestle with the fundamental questions of life: Who are we? Why are we here? What's gone wrong? How can we be made whole? This book is a journey through those questions, and Ken a most helpful guide.”
History & Biography
“I was one of those who hoped Eric would write Seven Women, not only because I loved Seven Men but because I knew it would be a book I would want my daughters to read. It is. Eric celebrates these women not only as remarkable people who happened to be women, but as remarkable because they were women. I can’t wait to read this with my girls.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“I don't always agree with Anthony Bradley, but I always learn from him. He begins with the right set of foundational convictions and, with honest and courageous innovation, jumps in the middle of the most important cultural questions of our day. In the process, he's become one of our time's more important Christian voices. Something Seems Strange is Bradley at his provocative best.”
Children & Youth
“grounded cultural analysis is joined with a compelling and Christ-centered call to action. While this moment is full of challenge, Christians are called to speak and act with conviction and compassion. Highly recommended!”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Habitually choosing what is best over what is loud and urgent has never been more difficult than in a culture of perpetual distraction. “But where do I begin?” people ask. In this book, Justin Whitmel Earley offers the answer. Follow his lead, and you will find much of your life handed back to you.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Years from now, if God is gracious, the world will look back with horror on abortion, and folks will discuss the movement that helped make it unthinkable. Part of that discussion will be how people, especially young people, were recruited and equipped to defend the preborn. A name that will continually pop up in those discussions will be Scott Klusendorf, how he compelled people not only to care but also to speak up. He has made the case for life, in part and in whole, to thousands and thousands. It is the definitive source for what it means to be pro-life, and now in this edition is expanded and improved.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Habitually choosing what is best over and above what is loud and urgent has never been more difficult than in a culture of perpetual distraction. 'But where do I begin?' people ask. In this book, Justin Earley offers the answer. Follow his lead, and you will find much of your life handed back to you.”
Christian Living
“It’s tragic that slanderous sound bites and unsubstantiated assumptions stand in between so many people and their Creator. Thankfully, Alex McFarland is able to add clarity where there is confusion and truth where there is myth. Don’t buy one, buy two—and read it together with an unbelieving friend.”
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