Mark Russell

A Skateboarder’s Guide to God

Evangelism & Missions

“I have known Andy Milne for over fifteen years and have always been inspired by his ability to communicate God’s love to people on the edges of church. This exciting new book brings this gift together with one of the other loves of his life: skating! I am confident this book will help many skateboarders know that God thinks they are fantastic!”

Half the Church

Women

“Carolyn Custis James expertly weaves contemporary reality with biblical story. Reaching into the Old Testament as well as the New, Carolyn shows that God has always been and continues to be at work through women and girls. They are, like men and boys, His image bearers. This book should open the eyes of everyone who takes Jesus seriously to the horrendous injustices against women around the world and provoke within us a serious drive to do something about it. The day is near (and I believe this book will help usher it in) when the church will be a significant cultural catalyst for bringing equality and dignity to women and girls around the world by providing education, empowering women with microloans, and liberating them from oppressive regimes, sex trafficking circles, and secular philosophies that are ultimately degrading to them. It is time for the other half of the church, men, to be strong and courageous and do all we can with all we have to bring divine freedom to women and girls so they can be all that God created them to be.”

The Accidental Anglican

Preaching & Worship

“Todd is a missionary and knows the attraction of 'ancient future' in today's culture. This remarkable book tells a remarkable story. A story of how Todd became an Anglican bishop. I was gripped as he uncovers the treasures of this ancient spiritual pipeline. So gripped, it reminded me why I'm an Anglican! This is a deeply personal story, written by an amazing man. It will challenge and inspire.”

Wild and Wonderful

Evangelism & Missions

“The world is changing. More people have the capacity to travel and short-term missions are not what they used to be. There comes a time and place when we need to step back and reflect on what we are doing and how we can do it with more honor, integrity, and power. Wild and Wonderful does just that. It takes us on a journey around the world, yet without romanticizing the travels or the people or the solutions. Based on research, Wild and Wonderful is a worthwhile read for the thoughtful, kingdom-minded person.”