Joshua M. McNall

Leaving Left Behind

Theology

“Amidst an epidemic of pessimism, anger, and fear, Mike Wilson offers hope, not just for the local church but for the world Jesus died to save. His positivity, however, is rooted in something deeper than human progress or prosperity theology—it’s anchored in the Scriptures and the saving work of Christ.”

The Atonement

Theology

“Jeremy Treat represents the best of a new generation of pastor-theologians: deep but easily accessible, faithful but not shrill, cross-centered but not neglectful of the kingdom. Here is an atonement doctrine for the church—and for the world.”

The Cross in Context

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Gift of Thorns

Christian Living

“practical theology of desire that is wide ranging and easily accessible. He avoids unhelpful extremes that either deify or demonize human longings. In so doing, he draws us toward the sinless and empathetic King, who longed for us to the point of bearing thorns.”

The Sexual Reformation

Theology

“¡Viva la reformación! Aimee Byrd calls us back to Scripture, and to the Song of Songs specifically, as a way of reorienting our fallen views of personhood, sexuality, and Christ’s love for his bride. The book is a rich exercise in the Christian imagination, birthed by Scripture, rooted in tradition, and enkindled by the Holy Spirit. Take up and sing!”