John Teter

Becoming a Just Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Adam Gustine is not only a thoughtful author, pastor, friend, and die-hard Notre Dame fan, he is a man committed to leading his church, and churches like yours, into a lifestyle of justice. Drawing on a sound theology, Gustine gently guides us into principled application. For those who want to follow Jesus on the narrow and hard road of church and city—shalom, this book is for you!”

Breaking the Huddle

Evangelism & Missions

“For too long, the playbook for evangelism has been ineffective where it counts: mobilizing communities for witness. Everts, Schaupp, and Gordon offer insights and encouragement for leaders as they work to transform inward-looking groups into conversion communities. Breaking the Huddle is an important resource for churches and ministries of all shapes and sizes.”

Disruption

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Church planters must be mavericks who follow Jesus without regard for conventional wisdom. Mark DeYmaz, an exemplar of the multiethnic church movement, offers a challenge and an invitation to join him on a journey of transformation.”

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Don't Despise Our Youth

Church Leadership & Ministry

“David A. Washington is a man of God who lives in the book. I have had the pleasure of walking closely with Pastor David for many years. He is one of the few people who, when I call, you know the odds are he is studying God's Word. Drawing deeply from his own conversion and growth as a teenage believer, David systematically teaches us how to overcome our age bias to make faithful and fruitful disciples of the next generation. Our youth are believers, not babies!”

Go and Do

Evangelism & Missions

“In the book Go and Do, Don Everts, with the wit, charm and way with words his readers have become accustomed to, helps us define a most important word. I am thankful for Don's model of blending theology, poetry and relationships. His writing helps us all as we attempt to bridge the chasm of good thoughts about loving others and the good deeds of making disciples. Thank you, Don!”

Where the Cross Meets the Street

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“As someone who has ministered among the urban poor for the last fifteen years, this is the book I wish I had in my hands when I started. Noel Castellanos is an elite urban theologian, practitioner and dear friend to those on the margins. I have learned so much from Noel these past ten years and am thrilled he has accomplished the mighty task of putting his insight and experience into writing. My prayer is that this book will become incarnate in you as you incarnate the grace, truth and future of Jesus to those you serve.”