Jon Tyson
Biography
Jon Tyson wrote The Intentional Father, and co-wrote Rumors of God and Fighting Shadows with others.
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Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“The greatest need in the Western church is a fresh revelation of and empowerment of the Holy Spirit. We have seen the best kind of churches that we can build, and it's been insufficient for the needs of this generation. I am so grateful Tyler has written a beautiful and compelling book highlighting the person and work of the Holy Spirit and also the need to depend on His presence and power in our churches again. This book will serve both a hunger and humility for a deeper intimacy and filling of the Spirit in our churches and lives.”
Christian Living
“In this timely book, Dr. Joel Muddamalle paints a holistic picture and a thoughtful theological frame of the supernatural realm that we live among today. I believe his work will bring clarity and vision in the midst of so much confusion.”
Christian Living
“Shauna has written a beautiful and important book. The more post-Christian our society becomes, the more important it is to close the gap with thoughtful and biblical mission and contextualization. Shauna has done a wonderful job on helping us think about how to love people to God and connect the gospel message in a timeless yet compelling way.”
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Bible Studies & Devotionals
“We have done everything in our relationship to Jesus over the years. We have taken him personally, politically, culturally, religiously, but when it comes to discipleship, we have somehow evaded actually taking Jesus seriously. In this compelling and challenging book, Skye does a masterful job of casting a vision of what serious discipleship looks like. Highly recommended.”
Christian Living
“Bianca Juarez Olthoff, Bible teacher, preacher, author, and church planter “Understanding prayer is at the heart of the Christian life. Many feel confused and uncertain about how to truly connect with God through prayer. Addison takes us beyond clichés and into the heart of God in a way that is biblical, personal, and deeply satisfying. This will stir fresh hunger for intimate conversations with God.”
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