Latasha Morrison
Biography
Latasha Morrison founded Be the Bridge.
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Evangelism & Missions
“Mekdes is the perfect person to talk about this complex subject in a restorative and redeeming manner. Her writing lifts up those who have been harmed but also creates a way forward for those who have done the harm to correct their mistakes. This book not only states the problem but provides the solutions that need to be considered to build a more inclusive missional movement. . . . A Just Mission is a much-needed book for the church to see the world through the lenses of reconciliation and justice.”
Christian Living
“Within the pages of Being a Sanctuary, Pricelis Perreaux-Dominguez lays bare a thought-provoking journey into the essence of Christ’s vision for his church. This book sparks a vital discourse on restoration and the true embodiment of what Jesus intended for his community, the Body of Christ. This book is essential reading for those yearning to rediscover a church that embodies the profound love and grace of Christ, offering solace and strength as Psalm 46:1 assures: ‘God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.’ This is the strength the church must cling to during its present crisis of apathy.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This book is a must-read for anyone wrestling with faith after experiencing harmful Bible interpretations. Lambert offers a path forward, transforming Scripture from a weapon of harm into a healing tool. With clarity and compassion, he exposes problematic lenses and provides practical alternatives. Lambert’s unveiling offers hope for the marginalized and tools for healthy Bible reading. This book will empower readers to reclaim the Bible as a source of liberation and wholeness.”
World Religions
“Harper gives us a glimpse of her family’s survival, resistance, and resilience through her bold storytelling. In this epic narrative, she reminds us that our stories aren’t entirely lost to racial injustice. We can reclaim the richness and brilliance of our stories, our people, and our faith. Fortune will have your attention on every page and provoke each of us to explore our family history and discover redemptive visions for ourselves and our family lineage.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Those who have been stepping into the troubled waters to resist racial injustice and division with the light of Christ can help us all know where to go. Michelle is one of those light-shining kinds of people. She has been stepping into good work that actively repairs and restores what is broken at every level, from individual restoration and social justice transformation to the work of dismantling systemic injustice. She helps shine this light on a new, necessary way forward in this book. She does not leave people with an imperative to go and do without showing us a way.”
Christian Living
“prophets, she offers a refreshing perspective on how these extraordinary women recognized and trusted God’s voice. This book is a beacon for anyone seeking a balanced approach to understanding prophecy as a spiritual gift firmly rooted in biblical truth.”
World Religions
“Kwon and Thompson have listened to their African American brothers and sisters. They tell us the sad truth about the significant role the church has played in the problem of racism. They demonstrate that reparations is a thoroughly biblical concept and a work of the gospel. And most importantly, with empathy and hope, they show us how we can start repairing our racial brokenness through local and community-based efforts that every one of us can be part of.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In a time where the church feels just as fractured as our nation, we need Christians who are equipped and compelled to repair the breach. In this book, Dominique Gilliard calls us back to biblical discipleship and shows the scriptural roots of some of the most divisive issues that impair our witness—privilege, systemic oppression, and racial justice. Subversive Witness is a gift to the church, offering us a new, faithful way forward amid the brokenness and polarity that abounds.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Cameron Small has a way of teaching and leading with such grace and truth. His story is both beautiful and brutal, and the church is better because of his work. The Adoptee's Journey holds research, historical truths, adoptees' stories, and Cam's personal journey. Throughout this book, your emotions will be stirred, you'll rethink and reevaluate cultural norms, and you'll become an advocate for adoptees. Don't miss this important book.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Reconciliation doesn’t happen without truth telling. Jemar takes us on a historical journey laying out the racial complicity of the church. It’s difficult to understand the complexities of the history of racial oppression in America; one must begin to identify the intentional and unintentional blind spots many have. Jemar calls the church to face its tragic history in an effort to build a new future and to save it from repeating past mistakes. The foundation of reconciliation begins with truth. Tisby encourages us to become courageous Christians who face our past with lament, hope, and humility. History is imperative to understanding the present. The Color of Comprise gives us an aerial view of our past with hopes of a Christian awakening. This is a must-read for all Christians who have hopes of seeing reconciliation.”
The Color of Compromise Study Guide plus Streaming Video
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Reconciliation doesn’t happen without truth telling. Jemar takes us on a historical journey laying out the racial complicity of the church. It’s difficult to understand the complexities of the history of racial oppression in America; one must begin to identify the intentional and unintentional blind spots many have. Jemar calls the church to face its tragic history in an effort to build a new future and to save it from repeating past mistakes. The foundation of reconciliation begins with truth. Tisby encourages us to become courageous Christians who face our past with lament, hope, and humility. History is imperative to understanding the present. The Color of Comprise gives us an aerial view of our past with hopes of a Christian awakening. This is a must-read for all Christians who have hopes of seeing reconciliation.”
Christian Living
“Amber and Seth Haines give us a powerful testament to the human spirit and the power of the Spirit we can tap to overcome adversity and despair. With honesty and vulnerability, they share their personal struggles and the discovery they found as they leaned into pain, sickness, and disappointments. As Amber so eloquently states, ‘This book is a light along the way’ for those feeling a little lost or unseen. The practical advice and inspiring stories will offer hope and motivation to all who read them. This book will draw you closer to your own strength in God and leave you feeling empowered to face whatever challenges life throws your way.”
The Ministry of Ordinary Places
Christian Living
“These are the days when we could all use a firm but gentle nudge to extend extra kindness to the people around us. Shannan reminds us to pay attention, look outside of ourselves, to lay aside our preconceived judgments, and stay put, bearing with each other, carrying each other’s burdens, and finding Jesus at the center of it all.”
Christian Living
“Jeanne has always been thoughtful and brilliant. She’s someone I’ve been inspired by through her truthful storytelling and her wise and honest advice. I’ve known Jeanne for many transitions in her personal life. This is the book we all need now. I trust her and her words. Most importantly, I trust Jeanne’s actions. The words written in this book are a gift for now and for generations to come because they are truly God-inspired.”
Christian Living
“Max continues in his tradition of brilliant storytelling as he captures the story of Esther. This is a story for now and for such a time as this, in our present day. This book demonstrates the relevance of the story of Esther and how our struggle is often our strength. Our challenges can be used to shape a generation if our view of God remains larger than ourselves.”
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