Kristan Hawkins

Fierce Mercy

History & Biography

“Abby’s story of redemption should give hope to anyone who feels that God’s mercy is out of reach in their life. God’s mercy is an undeserved gift given out of boundless love, and Abby has responded by telling that story in hopes that it will reach those who need it most. From the personal stories of those who have dedicated their lives to saving the least of these, we can learn a lot about overcoming the defeatist messages of an industry committed to profiting from the deaths of the innocent by lying to their mothers about the help and hope available to them.”

Fierce Mercy

Christian Living

“Abby's story of redemption should give hope to anyone who feels that God's mercy is out of reach in their life. God's mercy is an undeserved gift given out of boundless love, and Abby has responded by telling that story in hopes it will reach those who need it most. From the personal stories of those who have dedicated their lives to saving the least of these, we can learn a lot about overcoming the defeatist messages of an industry committed to profiting from the deaths of the innocent.”

Subverted

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“A gripping story that uncovers the dirty secrets behind the women’s movement. A must-read for Millennials.”

The Story of Abortion in America

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Under the reign of Roe v. Wade, abortion became ‘normal.’ But it wasn’t always that way in our nation, as this book explains. Now that the Supreme Court has removed its imprimatur from abortion-on-demand for any reason through all nine months of pregnancy, how do we restore respect for the tiniest among us and care for their mothers? Olasky and Savas provide crucial historical context for this effort, and everyone from the newly minted pro-life student to the battle-worn anti-abortion veteran will glean valuable insight from these pages.”

Two Patients

History & Biography

“Dr. Bruchalski is a personal hero of mine. Modern medicine is incredible in its ability to save and improve lives. At the same time, it can be used to dehumanize and commodify the lives of patients. Dr. Bruchalski's loving example of care is an invitation to the medical community—and the culture at large—to embrace life no matter the circumstances.”