Mary Jo Sharp

A Good and True Story

Christian Living

“Gould’s A Good and True Story invites the reader to sojourn with him through the human experience. His narrative-driven exploration of this life—from the eye-opening scientific facts to the wonder of beauty—provides a unique opportunity to wander into life’s deepest questions. Gould’s work is an accessible, relatable, and humorous quest to discover our personal story in and through the story of the world.”

Evidence That Demands a Verdict

Apologetics

“When I was searching for answers to my doubt, Evidence That Demands a Verdict helped to keep my eyes, heart, and mind open to the truth. This new edition not only revisits the arguments from the original work, but considerably strengthens those arguments with up-to-date research from top biblical scholars. This new work is an apologetics multivitamin for the person seeking a healthy diet of truth. I was so excited to see the legacy of Josh McDowell’s ministry carrying on through his son, Sean. The excellence in argumentation with the father-son author combination makes this book a true one-of-a-kind!”

Evidence That Demands a Verdict Bible Study Guide

Apologetics

“When I was searching for answers to my doubt, Evidence That Demands a Verdict helped to keep my eyes, heart, and mind open to the truth. This new edition not only revisits the arguments from the original work, but considerably strengthens those arguments with up-to-date research from top biblical scholars. This new work is an apologetics multivitamin for the person seeking a healthy diet of truth. I was so excited to see the legacy of Josh McDowell’s ministry carrying on through his son, Sean. The excellence in argumentation with the father-son author combination makes this book a true one-of-a-kind!”

Faith That Lasts

Apologetics

“The McAllisters have crafted a candid and unassuming look into a father-son relationship that helps us see what redemption truly looks like in a fallen world. Their story centers on a single life-changing question, 'Son, why do you call yourself a Christian?' As both sides of this one question unfold, we are invited to a thriving, maturing faith that is as realistic and messy as it is necessary and life giving. Beautifully written, relatable, and accessible, this work will be one that is timeless in its influence.”

God's Crime Scene Participant's Guide

Evangelism & Missions

“J Warner Wallace's willingness to investigate possible theories regarding God's existence in multiple fields of study is refreshing. We live in a time when so many new atheists herald 'evidence and reason,' yet quickly dismiss evidence and theories contrary to the validity of their own worldview. As a veteran homicide detective, Wallace surveys the 'crime scene'--in this case, our known universe--and subjects the evidence he finds to rigorous questioning, mirroring his work on murder cases. The result is a cumulative case for God's existence weaved through detective stories that keep the reader engaged from beginning to end.”

Is God Real?

Apologetics

“One thing I appreciate about Lee Strobel’s books is his combination of depth and accessibility. His latest work provides an all-around introduction to some of the most impactful reasons for belief in the existence of God. You’ll begin an exploration of the scientific, philosophical, historical, and existential arguments that have provided not only answers but also hope to so many people on their own spiritual journey. And in his characteristically gracious approach, he invites you—not tells you—to consider whether God is real.”

Is God Real? for Teens

Apologetics

“One thing I appreciate about Lee Strobel’s books is his combination of depth and accessibility. His latest work provides an all-around introduction to some of the most impactful reasons for belief in the existence of God. You’ll begin an exploration of the scientific, philosophical, historical, and existential arguments that have provided not only answers but also hope to so many people on their own spiritual journey. And in his characteristically gracious approach, he invites you—not tells you—to consider whether God is real.”