Michael Martin

Becoming a Future-Ready Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“This book is unusual because it not only brims with hope but is also a highly engaging mix of powerful stories and relevant statistics to challenge the status quo. It shows you a series of crossroads ahead, the ‘why’ behind each issue, and pathways to move forward. But it’s not a book to read alone: it’s designed for discussion between older and younger leaders. So, let this Scripture-rich guide stimulate your joint conversations about how to proceed!”

How Leaders Lose Their Way

Church Leadership & Ministry

“We're all devastated when leaders don't finish well. But how often do we hold up the mirror to see that we're all at risk of drifting and do something about it? Thank you, Peter Greer and Jill Heisey, for revealing the common warning signs of leadership drift and for challenging us with wise strategies rooted in humility to help us finish well.”

The Green Man

Arts & Literature

“In these poems, David Mosley offers us a refreshing take on the aliveness of all things—of plants and animals, of the cosmos, of the saints, and of all beings in between. What a pleasure it is to walk the forests and gardens with this poet of deep sensibility.”

The Not-So-Intelligent Designer

Science & Faith

“Three cheers for Abby Hafer! She did it and no one thought it could be done! She wrote a devastating critique of intelligent design that is clear, funny, scientifically accurate, and charming. Her book is a marvel of how popular science should be written. Oh, were there more scientific writers like Abby . . .”

The Notorious Isaac Earl and His Scouts

History & Biography

“The Notorious Isaac Earl and His Scouts superbly unveils the mystery surrounding Lieutenant Isaac Earl, the intrepid Scouts he led, and their invaluable contribution to the federal effort in the Civil War's trans-Mississippi theater. Gordon Olson leaves no stone unturned in his quest to tell the complete story of Earl and his Scouts. . . . This well-written narrative clearly belongs on the shelf of anyone interested in military history.”