Kat Armas

A Brown Girl's Epiphany

Women

“A Brown Girl's Epiphany is a brave and bold invitation to step out of the spaces and frameworks that keep us from our fullness--and to step into our own liberation. With honesty and vulnerability, Aurelia Dávila Pratt takes us on her journey of healing in this powerful and deeply personal debut. It is a sacred gift to us all.”

Beyond Welcome

Theology

“Beyond Welcome is a beautiful and compelling invitation to experience the depths of human belonging. With a powerful exploration of Scripture and her own story, González boldly calls us to center our immigrant neighbors in our theologies and daily lives. ‘Words, it is very clear, have power and can open doors,’ writes González. This is exactly what we experience in this work: an open door leading toward our shared humanity and collective liberation. This book is a sacred and necessary gift to the church.”

Decolonial Love in Times of Hatred

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Decolonial Love in Times of Hatred is a prophetic reminder that our discipleship must be shaped not by empire or culture wars, but by the Spirit who calls us deeper into love. These pages invite us to resist shallow faith that bows to power and instead reimagine what it means to belong to God’s kingdom. It is a courageous and necessary vision for those of us longing to follow Jesus all the way.”

I Won't Shut Up

Christian Living

“I Won’t Shut Up is a powerful and bold declaration that reminds us of just how sacred Black women’s voices are—especially when they’re loud and proud and unapologetic. In her refusal to let white supremacy shut her up, Ally Henny gives us permission to do the same: to not let white supremacy dictate how we live, move, and have our being in this world. This book is a true gift—a guide while on this journey of collective healing and liberation. To those who have ears to hear, let them hear.”

Rewilding Motherhood

Christian Living

“Evans takes us through the beauties, joys, depths, and pains of womanhood in this gorgeous and deeply personal reflection. Rewilding Motherhood is an invitation to take an inward journey into ourselves as women and mothers. Borrowing words out of her book, this is ‘a permission slip that doubles as a ticket to a more awakened spiritual life.’ With thoughtful, beautiful, and poetic prose, Evans points us toward a wilder, more liberative God, which in turn frees us to explore the divine feminine within us and the sacred mystery within our children.”

Start with Hello

Christian Living

“José Chiquito Galván, writer and Shannan’s actual neighbor “Shannan Martin takes us by the hand and leads us on a journey of true human connection in her new book, Start with Hello. This beautiful and practical reflection beckons us to come as we are so that we may experience the depths of our humanity. Borrowing Shannan’s own words, it is ‘an invitation to belong more fully and engage more deeply with this life we’ve been given.’ With thoughtfulness and vulnerability, this book shows us what it really means to be a neighbor and a friend.”

The Women We've Been Waiting For

Christian Living

“The Women We’ve Been Waiting For is a bold and beautiful reminder of all the women—in Scripture and beyond—who have gone before us. Through stories of those who exhibit both tender vulnerability and fierce strength, Bluhm and others invite us to ponder, to grieve, to celebrate, to hope, and to bring our full selves to the sacred table for the sake of our individual and collective flourishing.”

When Thoughts and Prayers Aren't Enough

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“There are two things that are abundantly clear in When Thoughts and Prayers Aren't Enough. The first is that there are few things more important than the power of one's story, and the second is that we should all care about gun violence and the havoc it wreaks on its victims. Not only does Taylor Schumann humbly ask us to consider the impact of gun control legislation through well-researched, thorough, and illuminating information; she does so by first inviting us on her honest and raw journey of trauma, faith, and survival.”