José Humphreys
Biography
José Humphreys wrote Seeing Jesus in East Harlem and co-wrote Ecosystems of Jubilee with Adam L. Gustine.
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Church Leadership & Ministry
“Adam Gustine writes with the heart of a pastor and the imagination of a prophet. Immersed in sincerity from Gustine's ministry journey, this is a lived story of repentance, a testament of how personal—even ecclesial—privilege can cede to God's transformative love. Becoming a Just Church provides a biblical approach for churches to seek shalom in their contexts, living as God's demonstration for the world to witness with wonder. Like a hearty Sunday benediction, every chapter should inspire many to live into God's dream of tomorrow for our world right now.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“In Enough for Today, Donna Barber expands our view of manna beyond physical nourishment to reveal the multifaceted ways God's provision unfolds. Through personal narrative, she serves as a beacon for those seeking sustenance in these challenging times. Grounded in Scripture, Enough for Today reminds us that God meets us in the full depth and breadth of our humanity as image bearers. Reading this text encouraged my faith, and I'm confident that readers will become more trusting and attuned to the abundant ways God provides.”
Christian Living
“In Forged, Moore exposes our society's utopian notions of community and the brittle limitations of the nuclear family as gospel. Through riveting stories grounded in scriptures, a robust theology, and cultural humility, Moore beautifully depicts what Jesus intended all along: for the web of true kinship to tether us by the Spirit's generous invitation for all.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Let Peace Reign is the study guide we need for this moment. Through reflection questions, grounding practices, and Scripture discussions, Drew Jackson curates multiple pathways for participants to engage in authentic peacemaking, rooted in the gospel of shalom that justly restores right relationships in communities and systems. I wholeheartedly recommend this contemplative resource to every follower of Christ called and committed to healing and restoring the brokenness around us. Let Peace Reign provides a faithful, practical roadmap for this transformative work of justice and peace.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Having journeyed with David Swanson over the last decade, he has shown up and locked arms with people of color. David has learned that any approach to diversity that ignores discipleship simply rearranges the church furniture. In Rediscipling the White Church he offers a down-to-the-marrow look at how whiteness can be named and supplanted as a framing identity. Through reclaiming its rhythms, namely in its collective discernment and practices, he invites the church to reimagine itself through life in the embodied Christ. This book is incisive, winsome, and hopeful, and will be a gift to future generations of churches.”
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