Michael W. Austin

Believing Philosophy

Philosophy

“Dr. Morris does so many things so well in this book. Christians who love philosophy, as well as those who are unsure or even skeptical about its value, should read Believing Philosophy. The practical guidance, sustained look at the problem of evil, and rare combination of boldness and humility will be useful to anyone in search of wisdom.”

Disarming Leviathan

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“When so much divides us, in both our nation and the church, Caleb Campbell helps us find a way forward as followers of Jesus. That way, unsurprisingly, is the way of love. For those looking to better understand not only Christian nationalism in America but also American Christian nationalists themselves, Disarming Leviathan is an excellent resource. It offers a sound approach with practical advice on how to bring the good news of Christ and his kingdom to those caught up in Christian nationalism.”

Star Trek and Faith, Volume 1

Apologetics

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Taking Persons Seriously

Philosophy

“To reach sound conclusions about bioethical issues, we need a proper understanding of the nature of human persons. This collection of essays will be helpful to anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of what human persons are, why they matter, and the ways such an understanding should guide our approach to theory and practice in bioethics.”

The Book that Made Your World

Apologetics

“Not since Francis Schaeffer’s How Should we then Live? in 1977 have we had so lucid and far-ranging an explanation of what troubles the global community. RANALD MACAULAY MA (Cantab), founder of ‘Christian Heritage,’ Cambridge, England Discover moving history you wish you were exposed to in school, page turning prose that captures the past in epic significance, and hope that could only be expressed by one who has tasted the nature of the God who creates, cares for, and loves people, many of whom now face the ultimate challenge.”

The Gospel of Peace in a Violent World

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This is an excellent book. The authors challenge us to consider the many ways in which the gospel of God's kingdom, the gospel of peace, confronts the violence, injustice, and threats to shalom present in our world. At a time of great division, where we do violence not only through war but also through our words, deeds, and institutions, this book does more than merely show us a better way. It gives practical advice on how to live it out.”