Mark A. Yarhouse

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Counseling Techniques is a comprehensive resource that will be of great benefit to students and practitioners alike. Christian clinicians and those who train them will be indebted to John Thomas and the array of contributors who have offered us such a wealth of knowledge and practical direction.”

Exploring Psychology and Christian Faith

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“The second edition of Exploring Psychology and Christian Faith is exceptional. Moes and Tellinghuisen invite the reader to reflect as Christians on an array of topics in the field of psychology. This is an excellent resource for introducing students to the relationship between their faith and the study of psychology.”

Formational Leadership

Church Leadership & Ministry

“This book casts a compelling vision of Christian leadership formation that is both practical and thoroughly rooted in a distinctly Wesleyan theology.”

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“With his book, Giving a Voice to the Voiceless, Christopher Yuan has made a significant contribution to the discussions surrounding LGB and same-sex attracted students at Christian colleges and universities. He offers a compassionate account of and thoughtful advice on how Christian colleges can respond to the experiences of students navigating important questions related to their sexual identity.”

Good Faith

Christian Living

“Most of us know Christians who are strong on convictions, but you would not want them to represent you as a fellow believer to the broader culture. On the other hand, there are many Christians who are so strong on civility you have no idea what they believe. In Good Faith we have practical tools for living out our faith in a rapidly changing culture.”

People to Be Loved

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In his new book, People to Be Loved, Preston Sprinkle serves as a trustworthy guide through the debated passages of Scripture that relate to homosexuality. His thoughtful, balanced reflection on the arguments on both sides, as well as his willingness to share with the reader what he has concluded, reflect the kind of “convicted civility” that is often lacking in any discussion of the topic. Sprinkle’s approach also models for the Christian a commitment to respectful engagement with others with whom you may disagree.”

Psychology in the Spirit

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“I am so grateful that John Coe and Todd Hall collaborated on this project. The result is an important contribution to applied integration. Coe and Hall offer a compelling case for a transformative psychology that is both conceptually rich and clinically accessible. I will recommend this book in courses on integration.”

Recovering from Purity Culture

Christian Living

“Dr. Camden Morgante, in her book Recovering from Purity Culture, warmly invites readers into her office and charts a journey from the harms of purity culture, through faith deconstruction, to the rebuilding of one’s sexual ethic. As a trustworthy and credible guide, Dr. Morgante offers a much-needed healing resource for countless individuals.”

Sexuality Beyond Sex

Christian Living

“Coauthors are often encouraged to mute their distinctiveness and write with one voice for the reader’s sake. What I love about Sexuality Beyond Sex is that Greg Coles and Julia Hejduk write together while fully maintaining their own distinctive thoughts, values, and perspectives—their own voice, if you will—and they do so in a way that enriches the reader’s experience. Their insights on sexuality are both numerous and substantive, and this book will help you think through sexuality in unexpected and delightful ways.”

Sin and Grace in Christian Counseling

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“It is always a pleasure to read what Mark McMinn has recently written. In Sin and Grace in Christian Counseling Mark engages his readers in a conversation about these concepts, as well as the practical applications for clinical practice. He also opens up a dialogue between biblical counselors and integrationists by opening up a dialogue within himself about sin and grace.”

Sin, Pride & Self-Acceptance

Theology

“This is a book of uncommon depth. Terry Cooper demonstrates admirable insight into the human condition, drawing upon both theology and psychology in ways that can only enhance our understanding of pride and self-acceptance. Cooper reminds us that pride and low self-esteem can be two sides of the same coin, and in so doing, he offers us a theologically and psychologically informed account of some of the key facets of what it means to be human.”

Spiritual Friendship

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Wesley Hill captured my imagination by presenting a vision of friendship—spiritual friendship—that has been our Christian heritage. Each of us who make up the body of Christ will be enriched and our corporate witness to a broader culture enhanced if we can find a way to live into this vision.”

Still Time to Care

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Greg Johnson offers a fascinating look into the rise of the ex-gay movement and the reasons for a diminished ex-gay narrative today. He takes the reader back in history to key voices evangelicals admired to move the reader forward into a vision of biblical faithfulness and nuanced pastoral care and communal support for those who are both gay and Christian.”

The Integration Journey

Science & Faith

“The Integration Journey by Whitney and Dwiwardani maps on well to the challenges many students face in relating their personal story and identity as a Christian, their identity as a future psychologist, and the ways they want to be responsive to matters of justice in the world today as ambassadors of Christ. I look forward to having my students immerse themselves in it for the development of their own integrative identity.”

When the Stars Disappear

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Talbot’s unique blend of careful scholarship and distinctively Christian faith and hope are evidenced throughout When the Stars Disappear, which serves as a reliable guide and companion to those who have faced calamity. Through Talbot’s faithful biblical exegesis and practical theological application, this book is a gift to the church.”