Matt Redman
Biography
Matt Redman has served as a worship leader. Redman wrote Facedown (2012) and 10,000 Reasons, and edited The Heart of Worship Files (2010).
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History & Biography
“This is one of the most compelling comeback stories you will ever read. It will hold your attention on every page—and ultimately lead you to your knees in wonder, love, and praise. Hugely recommended!”
Christian Living
“The encouragement to ‘behold’ runs powerfully throughout Scripture, with some translations using the word over 1,200 times. It’s a clear exhortation to live with our eyes wide open, and this brilliant new book from Philip Ryken is more of the same. Every page reads like an invitation to recognize and respond to what is beautiful. We learn that beauty may be found everywhere, from a starry night sky to a science lab to an act of kindness—even an ancient crucifixion scene in the form of God’s self-giving love. Beauty Is Your Destiny is a wonderfully written book that ushers us before the glories of our God and his world—it will no doubt lead many into worship.”
Between Heaven and the Real World
History & Biography
“Millions have been inspired by the music of my friend Steven Curtis Chapman—his words and melodies have found their way into countless hearts, ushering in the life-giving truth of Jesus. I believe this book will do the very same thing—for the ‘up close’ Steven is just as inspiring as the one we find on stage. As he tells his personal story of faith through this book, many will find hope, strength, and inspiration for their own journey.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“I love the subtitle of this book: a simple guide for normal people. That’s what Pete Greig is always good at—taking a deeply profound and mysterious subject like prayer and inviting us into it in such a beautifully ordinary way. His teaching here is a wonderful mix of the everyday and the eternal—and therefore such a powerful and helpful read. So good!”
Work, Money & Leadership
“The very best communicators announce the eternal themes of God, and at the same time address the everyday circumstances of our lives. Ken Costa is brilliant at this. He gives us the big picture of a God who invites us to follow him—and then helps us figure out what it might look like to take hold of that calling in the here and now. Know Your Why is an inspiring, practical, and dynamic book that will help so many people connect with their purposes in life.”
Christian Living
“Author is represented by Wolgemuth & Associates “Matt Papa cares about the glory of God, and you can sense that zeal on every page of this dynamic book. He also cares about you and me getting to grips with that glory. Sometimes as preacher, sometimes as prophet, sometimes as pastor, Matt guides us through these pages with kindness, seriousness, and love—for God’s greater glory and our greater good.”
Seeing God as a Perfect Father
Christian Living
“It’s all too easy to under-recognize, under-celebrate, and under-utilize some of the wonderful blessings we have as Christians. The amazing privilege that we get to call God ‘Father’ is likely toward the top of the list. Louie’s brilliant teaching in Seeing God as a Perfect Father is therefore such an important one—reminding us who we are as children of God and reorienting us in our relationship with Him. This wonderful book is a celebration of the Father heart of God and of the life-changing identity we have as His sons and daughters. You’ll love it!”
Preaching & Worship
“In Paul's first letter to Timothy, he reminds him, 'Watch your life and doctrine closely' (1 Tim 4:16). And as it happens, that would be pretty good advice for anyone involved in leading worship too. Andy Park's book does just that in such a wonderful way. He reminds us of the importance of living lives of worship, gives us an insightful look at the theology of worship and, for good measure, throws in loads of helpful, practical advice on how to lead worship. I don't think I've ever read a book quite like this before. Park writes on so many different aspects of worship and does so in a refreshingly transparent way.”
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