Micah Fries
Biography
Micah Fries co-wrote Leveling the Church with Jeremy Maxfield.
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Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Joy and sorrow. Early in the book Brittany Salmon accurately uses that phrase to describe the juxtaposition that exists within cross-cultural adoption. Adoption matters, and it is beautiful, but we need to tell the whole story of adoption. We need to be honest about the complexities and the challenges. In this book, Salmon does just that, all while showing how we can honor God in the midst of our adoptive stories. I am glad to recommend this book as a resource for those who are involved in cross-cultural adoption.”
Christian Living
“I have known Shauna Pilgreen for several years now, and I have watched her and her family since they moved to San Francisco. This book is a great book because of its content. But the book is even better, in my mind, because I have watched Shauna live this out. If you care about people, if you care about God’s mission, if you care about people experiencing the love of God and hearing the gospel of Jesus, this book is for you. I hope you will buy it, read it, and live it.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“As a pastor who wants his church to see how the kingdom of God influences every aspect of our lives, I’m thankful for this book. It helps us think holistically about how our lives can be lived in light of God and his kingdom in such a way to bring him glory. I hope you’ll read it!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Over the years many within the church have shifted away from a beautiful and compelling aesthetic to a more functional, utilitarian expression of the faith, and the church is lesser because of it. Patrick Schreiner gives the church a gift in The Visual Word by demonstrating the beauty of Scripture, not just in word but in visual form. I hope you will get a copy of The Visual Word and I think the Lord will use it to remind you of His beauty and the beauty of His Word.”
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