Kayla Craig
Christian Living
“Steeped in honesty and tenderness, Sarah's words remind us that the God of all things is near, even in the darkest depths of our stories. This book whispers into our hearts that even at our most weary, God cares for us with compassion and mercy, allowing us to release what was never ours to hold.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“I dare you not to be refreshed after reading this. Part pep talk, part permission slip, this beautiful book honors both the mothering journey and our God-given desires to create. Ashlee’s honest reflections will leave you encouraged and affirmed. I’ll be placing Create Anyway in the hands of women for years to come.”
Children & Youth
“It's so easy to overcomplicate prayer. This exhale of a book invites children (and the grown-ups who love them) into the simple, sacred rhythm of breath prayer. As someone who often turns to this practice in the comings and goings of the day, I've long hoped for a breath prayer resource to share with families of young children--and this is it. What a needed reminder that the One who gives us breath is always with us, every moment of every day.”
Doing Nothing Is No Longer an Option
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Jesus' call to justice is transformative—and has major implications on how we raise children, love neighbors, approach work, and embrace worship. In this historical and deeply personal book, Jenny Booth Potter weaves her experiences into a broader examination of racial injustice. Jenny is a gifted truth teller, sharing her imperfections to help White Christians like me reckon with sins of racism past and present. Jenny held a mirror to my soul, inviting me to examine my complicity, and I'm grateful for it. This book won't shame you, but it'll push you. Let it propel you beyond complacency and into God's call to embody antiracism in your everyday life.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“I Shouldn’t Feel This Way compassionately helps us name our feelings, shed shame, and move through emotions—all while leading us into the loving embrace of the one who made us. Dr. Cook’s wisdom-soaked words are not just accessible but also highly applicable to our messy, complicated realities. I highlighted my way through this illuminating book, and I’m grateful for how it speaks into my life as a parent, wife, neighbor, and friend.”
Arts & Literature
“Just Making is a balm to every soul wrestling with how to pursue beauty in a weary world. With tenderness and wisdom, Perkins compassionately reminds us that our art is not separate from justice, but intertwined with it. She offers a compassionate commissioning for us to make art justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God. This expansive offering of hope reminds us that in the work of our hands, we hold a sacred call to co-labor in the renewal of all things. I needed this book.”
Arts & Literature
“Katy's poetic reflections are unflinchingly honest—and stubborn in hope too. Whether you've received a cancer diagnosis or love someone who has, this book will help you feel less alone. These gentle invitations are full of quiet strength and will leave you with the profound truth that God's tender comfort is near, even in the most heart-wrenching moments of being human.”
Ordinary Blessings for the Christmas Season
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Filled with ancient truths and modern realities, the seasonal blessings in this book flow from Carlson's sacred gift of noticing. Her honest wonderings and reflective words invite us to exhale, reminding us that we aren't alone--and never have been.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Parenting a Spicy One is like a walk-and-talk with a wise, witty friend who gets your kid—and you. Mary Van Geffen is equal parts truth-teller and soul-encourager, offering tools you’ll actually use and stories that make you feel seen. I’m so grateful this wildly practical, big-hearted book exists.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“This collection of short, nuanced prayers is a gift that points us to the deep love God has not only for us but for our neighbors too. David Taylor offers thoughtful words for the journey, lending us prayers for a multitude of occasions, celebrations, and pain points, inviting us to bring our whole selves to the One who hears every cry of our hearts. This beautiful book is a rich resource for individuals, families, and churches, reminding us of God's presence in the joys and sorrows of life together.”
Christian Living
“This soulful book is a strong, gentle embrace, welcoming us into an expansive exploration of the sacred spaces of motherhood. These reflections invite us to consider both our inner worlds and our larger communities, empowering all who possess a mothering spirit to have the unencumbered self-compassion to show up in our own hearts, minds, bodies, and souls, just as we show up for others.”
Christian Living
“With honest, approachable storytelling, Justin undoes the narrative that work determines our worth. What a holy reminder that we don’t have to perform our way into being called Beloved by God. In a weary world, Sacred Strides invites us to rest—and offers us a pen to write a new story about who we are.”
Christian Living
“With vulnerability and approachability, Manda bravely goes first, showing us strength comes in naming our weaknesses. By weaving in her own struggles with actionable soul care steps, she gives us all permission to be in-process. She invites us not only to identify our wounds but to heal from them too. What a gift.”
Christian Living
“This book extends an invitation to see that what cracks our hearts can also expand them. Thoughtful and honest, Jillian’s story of transformation reminds us that God is present and pursuing us, even in the most unexpected moments of our lives. Read and be changed.”
Christian Living
“understand how God has wired our children’s brains and bodies so that we might love them more fully. I’m sure to return to this book in the moments when I need the well-worn wisdom of another to help me walk with my children through the darkness, pointing them toward the One who never leaves nor forsakes us.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Words Like Honey trades pretense for presence, offering parents an accessible approach to speaking love—not shame—into our families. With wisdom and humor, Amy invites us to move beyond rigid, fear-based parenting and instead embrace a path of connection and kindness. She reminds us that faith isn’t something we pressure our kids into—it’s something we embody in everyday moments. This book reflects the truth that the way we nurture our children can mirror how God loves us—unconditionally, patiently, and with deep compassion.”
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