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Mike Cope

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Mike Cope has served as director of ministry outreach at Pepperdine University.

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Mere Discipleship

Christian Living

“I started reading Mere Discipleship as a minister and a professor, hoping to find a resource to help others. But I found that very quickly I was caught up into reading as a disciple, called again through Lee Camp’s engaging writing to the way of Christ—the radical way of suffering servanthood. I highly recommend this to all who are weary of all the reductionistic approaches to Christianity and who are ready to explore what absolute allegiance to God’s kingdom entails.”

The Book of Love

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“When I learned the lyrics 'The B-I-B-L-E, yes, that's the book for me' as a young child, I had no idea that my life would be spent studying, teaching, wrestling with, and preaching from that book. Now, after all these decades, Richard Beck's work--informed by the best biblical scholarship and the author's own faith journey--articulates so well what I've learned: The Bible is a book about the God of love who is persistent in his loving ways. I will be passing The Book of Love along to my children and grandchildren!”

The New Adam

Theology

“This compelling book is Christian theology at its best: a work that both helps the church clarify its message and encourages the church to share this message as the good news it is. Highfield offers a sweeping primer for understanding the meaning of God’s work in Jesus Christ—working carefully with biblical texts and church history. If I could place a copy in the hands of every Christian leader, I would!”

To Rebehold the Stars

Christian Living

“Tiffany Yecke Brooks has proven again that she is a faithful guide to those seeking to recenter their faith on Jesus. Through a deft reading of the Christian story, she helps us reclaim large concepts like sin, forgiveness, righteousness, and salvation—concepts that are electric when explored afresh. She points to a way of wholeness where our full selves can explore questions, relish mystery, participate in faith communities, and rest in the love of God.”

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