Matt Mikalatos

It Is What You Make of It

Christian Living

“Justin McRoberts is one of the most prolific and gifted creators I know. It Is What You Make of It is a generous, heartfelt exploration of creativity, art, and the human experience. I was surprised by Justin’s honesty in this book, and his clear desire to help us—to help me—become better artists and better human beings. Highly recommended.”

Mid-Faith Crisis

Christian Living

“If you grew up in church with a vibrant faith but have found yourself wounded, disillusioned, or in a mid-faith crisis as an adult, this book is for you. Catherine McNiel and Jason Hague are experienced, wise, and compassionate guides who will give you confidence and hope. Mid-Faith Crisis is full of helpful personal stories, spiritual exercises, and reflections to help you find your spiritual footing again.”

Rooted Leadership

Work, Money & Leadership

“When I was in my late twenties, I was put in a leadership position in a large nonprofit. I was in over my head. I took a leadership class at seminary from Dr. Johnson, and he (and the class) was a literal godsend. With warmth, wisdom, and kindness, Dr. Johnson helped me center myself in Christ and grow as a leader. Rooted Leadership is an amazing book that will help you—wherever you are in your leadership journey—to grow in character, competence, and wisdom as a leader. Highly recommended.”

Sacred Strides

Christian Living

“Generous, funny, compassionate, and wise, Sacred Strides inspired me to think about myself and my work in a new way. Justin takes us on an inspiring exploration of what it means to embrace our work and our calling without discarding ourselves. Highly recommended!”

The Minority Experience

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Insightful, practical, honest, and kind hearted, The Minority Experience is an enormously insightful book. I don't know of another book that so clearly illuminates the experience of ethnic minorities in majority culture organizations. I was challenged and encouraged by Adrian Pei's thoughts and, more than that, felt hope for the future of my own organization—highly recommended.”