Micha Boyett

Assimilate or Go Home

Evangelism & Missions

“I cannot get enough of D.L. Mayfield’s rich language, vivid storytelling, and nuanced perspective on faith, poverty, and the ‘ministry of cake,’ which has left me aching for the world she inhabits and the God she loves, and I’m better for it.”

Embracing the Body

Christian Living

“Tara M. Owens is a rare find among contemporary writers. Part theologian, part mystic, her insight is bold and rich, and her writing is fine-tuned. . . . I'm grateful for the ways Tara's words have revealed some of my own wounds and fears and helped me make space for new ways of encountering God, through the body, in the body. I will be meditating on this book for a long time to come. I hope the same for you.”

Keeping Place

Christian Living

“Jen Pollock Michel has a unique gift of making theology come alive. She weaves a rich knowledge of Scripture with her own compelling story, offering us a fresh perspective of a God who is the maker and keeper of place, the creator who cultivates the space where we find ourselves and the eternal home we long for. Her perspective is original, fresh, and unexpected.”

Liturgy of the Ordinary

Christian Living

“In this moment in culture, when much feels complicated and shallow, Tish Harrison Warren offers a beautiful and life-giving narrative: a way toward the ordinary sacred. This book is gentle in its simplicity and rich in wisdom. I wish I had read it a decade ago.”

Nervous Systems

Christian Living

“Perhaps we’re living through the most anxious time in the world’s history. So many of us experience daily overwhelm in our bodies, in the Christian church, and in the political forces in our lives. This is a book for the anxious ones, a companion for all of us who long for sturdy faith amid our teetering minds, disconnected bodies, or frazzled sense of the world’s dangers. Sara Billups writes that even when her anxiety refused to dissipate, ‘God met [her] repeatedly in its very presence.’ Who better than Sara to guide us toward faith that flourishes alongside our collective and personal unease?”

The Lucky Few

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“lucky few” walking in the wilderness. She reveals the exquisite beauty always hiding within the brokenness, the promise that in the darkness God is up to something bright and colorful. Joy is always waiting in the paths we would never choose for ourselves. As I read it, I felt like I was sitting with a good friend over coffee, letting her remind me all over again to notice God’s grace right here in the middle of my own story.”