Kevin Ezell

Biblical Spirituality

Theology

“Humans are deeply spiritual beings. It’s why we seek out a greater sense of purpose and the meaning of our existence. All around us today, people are pursuing spirituality. Chris Morgan has compiled a timely and essential guidebook to true biblical spirituality that can only be found with Christ at the center. This is not an easy journey, but it is essential if we are to live a life that brings glory to God.”

Intentional Churches

Church Leadership & Ministry

“With lostness growing in North America, churches must become more effective than ever before at reaching their communities with the gospel. I believe as churches and individuals discover, pray for, and share the gospel with their ONE (as Bart and Doug describe in this book), people will meet the Lord, grow as disciples, and be deployed on mission around the world.”

Leveling the Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Too many pastors fall into the trap of trying to do everything themselves. Not only does it wear them out—it circumvents God's design for how the church should work. Micah Fries and Jeremy Maxfield challenge pastors to take seriously the biblical charge to "build up the body of Christ" so believers will be equipped and sent into ministry. That's when true multiplication begins to take place. Micah and Jeremy carefully identify the obstacles that prevent pastors and churches from multiplying themselves and offer practical solutions for clearing those hurdles. I'm grateful for this resource and hope others richly benefit from it.”

Pure

Christian Living

“Looking back on any hugely popular trend or phenomenon in our culture—or in the church—the benefit of time lets us see possible gaps and weaknesses. Regardless of your opinion about sexual purity campaigns of the past, Dean Inserra has compiled a helpful book that points to the full picture of why God created sex and the context for which it was intended. In short, we must not let possible shortcomings from past emphases lead us to anything less than a scriptural view of love, marriage, and sex that God has given us in His Word.”

The Glory Now Revealed

Christian Living

“Andy Davis has created a wonderful resource reflecting on what our lives will be like in heaven. He pulls insights from Bible passages that give us a glimpse into the kinds of activities God will continue throughout our time in eternity, and he makes a clear case that much of Scripture has implications for life in heaven. The picture he paints will leave you longing even more for our eternal home.”

The Gospel Invitation

Evangelism & Missions

“Every pastor I know truly wants to see people discover a relationship with Christ, and this book gives you an incredible opportunity to do that. Whether you have been extending an invitation at the end of your sermons for years or you are looking at doing it for the first time, O. S. Hawkins and Matt Queen have compiled a great resource. If you put into practice the principles and suggestions you find here, I am convinced you will see an increase in the number of people who respond to the gospel in your church.”

Unburdened

Christian Living

“What keeps most believers from living at the full potential God intended? For some it is sin. For others, maybe fear or apathy. But I am convinced many more are sidelined by the misconception that the Christian life requires much more ‘doing’ from them than God ever intended. My friend Vance Pitman has discovered for himself and now shares with all of us some great news—our lives in Christ are meant to be much simpler! If more believers would put into practice what Vance teaches in Unburdened, their lives would be freer and more fulfilling, and they would also have a much greater impact on the lost world around them.”

Until Every Child Is Home

Church Leadership & Ministry

“It is amazing what God can do through your family and church if you embrace the biblical mandate to care for orphans. Not everyone is called to foster or adopt a child, but everyone can play a role in the care for children in need. In Until Every Child Is Home, Todd Chipman brings together what the Bible says along with the practical experiences of several couples who have adopted or served children through foster care. I highly recommend this book to parents who are preparing for their first steps in this journey or for churches that want to make orphan care more central to their faith family.”