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Marty Solomon

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Marty Solomon has served as president of Impact Campus Ministries, and wrote Asking Better Questions of the Bible.

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Finding Messiah

World Religions

“This is a book I didn't know I was waiting for. As a Jewish follower of Jesus, Jen has affirmed much of my own experience and bore witness to something meaningful that God is doing. She has challenged me to reconsider things I thought settled and has taught me other things I did not know. She has done all of this in a volume that is brilliantly and cleverly arranged, using the pleasant sharing of her own story as a guide. It is another book that will serve as a marker for the larger conversation about reckoning the Jewishness of the Christian faith and Jewish identity in the world today.”

Mid-Faith Crisis

Christian Living

“This business of managing a crisis of faith is filled with sadness, anger, and disillusionment, but mostly it's an experience of deep loneliness. Catherine McNiel and Jason Hague have written in such a way that they are encouraging companions for such a journey. By the time they are done, they have helped us all remember that we were never as alone as it might have seemed.”

The Sacred Overlap

Christian Living

“The Sacred Overlap calls us out of a formulaic faith lacking fruit and vibrancy, and calls us to the experience and practice of a faith that is rooted in truth, intriguingly mysterious, authentically joyful, and abundantly practical. J.R.’s words will be humbly inviting and challenging for believer and seeker alike as he reintroduces the person of Jesus and the life of his followers. THE REV. CANON DR. DAN ALGER, Canon for Church Planting, Anglican Church in North America How is it possible that a book specifically designed to acknowledge the tension-filled space of our faith could bring such a sense of affirmation and peace to the struggle we live in every day? J.R.’s work here is a true gift to those of us who have been trying to put our finger on exactly what the kingdom is. He gives language to something that is often so hard to define that we shake it off as untrue. He says, “No, look again. That is real.”

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