Mark Yaconelli
Biography
Mark Yaconelli wrote The Gift of Hard Things.
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Ask Me for a Blessing (You Know You Need One)
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Beautifully written, unabashedly honest, Ask Me for a Blessing is a refreshingly humble reflection on the soul's ache for meaning. Like a late-night confessional among close friends, Adrian Dannhauser offers an intimate, compassionate, luminous reflection on the inner anxieties and struggles we all carry. I recommend this book to anyone seeking wisdom on the spiritual journey.”
Children & Youth
“Brian Mahan, Mike Warren, and David White invite us to engage in an increasingly rare and dangerous spiritual practice: thinking. Why do we define teenagers by what they consume? Why does youth ministry feel like a finishing school for the middle class? Who profits from keeping teenagers nice? Where would Jesus shop? Like Jesus, the authors walk us up the steps of the sacred temples, tune our ears to the clink of the money-changers, and then show us how easily the tables are flipped. Awakening Youth Discipleship is a necessary read if youth workers are going to expose the sanctified greed, passionate advertising, and soulful materialism that keeps all of us, young and old, from entering the freedom of Jesus.”
Liberating Youth from Adolescence
Children & Youth
“Every young person longs to be seen as they truly are. Jeremy Paul Myers has written an honest, compassionate, and reflective work to help us see young people as full human beings and cocreators with God. I highly recommend Liberating Youth from Adolescence to pastors, youth workers, parents, and anyone who truly cares about the lives of young people and the well-being of the church.”
Christian Living
“This is simply the best book of Christian faith I've read in over a decade.”
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Between the Listening and the Telling
Arts & Literature
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