Michael Frost

Biography

Michael Frost wrote The Road to Missional and Exiles, and co-wrote The Shaping of Things to Come with Alan Hirsch.

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History & Biography

“Reading To Right Every Wrong is like finding some lost compilation tapes by Bob Dylan and discovering a treasure trove of new versions of his greatest hits, lost gems, and some fresh material. Dave Andrews, the original Christi-anarchist, reflects on a lifetime of living among and serving the poor, and calling others to join him, and the result is operatic! A must for those who haven’t been introduced to Dave’s work before, and a joy to those of us who have drawn inspiration from him for decades.”

Underground Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“If I lived in Tampa I’d join the Underground. Seriously. It’s the most exciting and thoroughly missional church I’ve encountered on my travels. The whole missional thing isn’t a theory or a conversation or even a paradigm for those guys. It’s a way of life!”

Understanding Sexual Abuse

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“There are other helpful books on surviving sexual assault, but none with as much wisdom and heart as Understanding Sexual Abuse by Tim Hein. A survivor himself, Tim intersperses his own beautifully told story of healing throughout this extremely practical and biblical look at how to survive abuse and how to help those who’ve been abused. This book is a gift.”

View from the Urban Loft

Theology

“Since Gorringe's Theology of the Built Environment came out, I've been yearning for someone to write a more accessible version for missional practitioners and church planters. Enter Sean Benesh. View from the Urban Loft not only covers the history and theology of the city, but anchors those insights in a missional framework, offering real hope for those us trying to shape authentic neighborhoods and transformed cities.”

You Found Me

Evangelism & Missions

“Rick Richardson invites us to take our hands off the panic button and look at what the latest research is really telling us about the spiritual temperature of America. He says the data show that people are far more receptive to faith than we've been led to believe. And his own experience of engaging with unchurched people confirms it. You Found Me offers us fresh hope for launching missional communities that see genuine conversion growth. This book is fresh, inspiring, and deeply informed.”