Kevin L. Strickland

Food Theology

Theology

“Food transcends generations and cultures, remains a powerful symbol of hospitality, and brings people together in an increasingly disconnected society. Food Theology: Nourishing Faith in Local Communities explores this deep connection between food and faith, offering shared insights on how shared meals can strengthen spiritual life and foster meaningful relationships in today's world. You will read this and find nourishment for your faith.”

Joyful Defiance

Christian Living

“In a world where grief is expediently packaged, lament is shrouded by righteous vindication, and joy has become an aspiration, Madsen invites us into an opportunity to heal and to hope. In these pages, you will find your voice, your lament, your joy. Then ready yourself—for joy will defiantly lead you onward.”

Made, Known, Loved

Children & Youth

“Ross Murray offers all of us a gift in Made, Known, Loved: a reminder that we are ‘fearfully and wonderfully made’ (Psalm 139:14)—in the image of God. This is not a guide to accepting and loving LGBTQIA+ youth into the church. It is the reminder they are already the church—the body of Christ. Through Ross’s own journey, he shows us how he came to know he was made, known, and loved by God and how we can claim that knowledge for ourselves and share it with others. Ross provides wisdom about how important safe spaces are for LGBTQIA+ persons and how much more the church can and should do to provide that sanctuary. Every youth ministry would benefit from this book’s riches.”

Bishop.

My Burden Is Light

Preaching & Worship

“Preaching Jesus is to embody the message of grace, power, and joy. It is equally powerful when the preacher and the assembly receive this as equal gift. Craig Satterlee poignantly points to the centrality of this gift in Jesus, a gift to all preachers who seek to have their burdens lifted and their souls refreshed.”

Welcoming and Affirming

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

Foreword

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