Kristen Howerton

40/40 Vision

Christian Living

“I turned forty this year, and I'm happy to report I'm still the same person I was last year . . . but not without a bit of existential angst about the brevity of life. In this timely book, Peter and Greg guide us to reflect on the gifts of growing older, inviting us to learn from past mistakes and refocus on what matters most. This is a book everyone in the midst of midlife needs to read.”

Good White Racist?

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Good White Racist? offers a razor-sharp and readable analysis of the covert racism perpetrated by white people who mean well. Connelly tackles these topics in a way that encourages personal insight and accountability. Her frank observations (and occasional snark) make for a relatable book that left me cringing with recognition and motivated to change. It’s an important read for all white people.”

Share Your Stuff. I'll Go First.

Women

“I’ve always loved Laura for her curiosity and for the way she pushes people into deeper conversations, whether it’s on Instagram or her podcast or at a table of friends. While the details may be different, I think most people will recognize their own story in Laura’s, as she stirs readers on to consider their own narratives on everything from faith to friendship to love and parenting. This is a book you’re going to want your friends to read, one that will be a catalyst for amazing conversations.”

The Lucky Few

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Heather Avis’s story is both exceptional and relatable. While the details may differ, many of us have found that life does not always go according to plan, and that sometimes we are placed on a path we never expected. Heather’s book shares her personal journey with infertility, adoption, special needs parenting, and, ultimately, learning that our best-laid plans may be exchanged for something better than we could have ever imagined.”

UnClobber, Expanded Edition with Study Guide

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“UnClobber combines thoughtful theological study with a compelling pastoral memoir to create a powerful progressive Christian manifesto. This is a call for all Christians to love better and without condition.”

Worth It

Christian Living

“Worth It is Brit Barron's personal story of coming out and breaking free from the confines of fear, but it has universal resonance for every person who has struggled with living life authentically.”