Ned Bustard
Biography
Ned Bustard wrote Saint Patrick the Forgiver and Saint Valentine the Kindhearted, and co-wrote The Church History ABCs with Stephen J. Nichols.
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Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Kreg Yingst's printmaking inspires and challenges me in my artmaking in all of the best ways. And in addition to a common love of materials, we seem to share a love for many of the same saints. It feels like all of my favorites are here--Brendan, Corrie ten Boom, Nicholas of Myra, Sojourner Truth, Patrick, Albrecht Durer, Hildegard of Bingen, C. S. Lewis--and so many more. This is a wonderful book.”
Christian Living
“Growing up, I read many books on renewing my mind and developing a Christian worldview. Certainly those books were crucial in my growth in Christ, but there were no books on developing a Christian eye. Weichbrodt has addressed that deficiency. Redeeming Vision is a beautiful gift to the church, offering us the tools we need to see Christianly. Without hyperbole, I would assert that this is a book every Christian should read. It will prepare them to visit art galleries or museums, but more importantly, it will help them to more clearly see and understand the world around them through eyes of faith.”
Arts & Literature
“Russ Ramsey is a deep lover of art and a student of art history. In this book, he takes the reader on an amazing guided tour through an art museum that doesn’t exist. In this carefully curated collection of art from around the world, he offers us an experience that only someone who really loves art can. This book inspires the reader to engage art in an eye-opening way and understand how these famous works of art bring glory to God.”
The Mission of the Body of Christ
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Russ Ramsey is a wonderful storyteller, and in The Mission of the Body of Christ he weaves together bits from the Old Testament and the Gospels with the Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles to create a beautiful tapestry that imaginatively depicts the early days of the church. The gospel shines brightly in the pages of this book and the story of the gospel's impact on the world is told in the most engaging and enjoyable way I have ever read.”
Arts & Literature
“If you find yourself uncomfortable and overwhelmed when you look at fine art, you will enjoy this book as both a great read and as a mini crash course in Western art. Allow Ramsey’s informal introductions to these artists to begin a lifetime of curiosity and start a new circle of friends to look for when you go museuming.”
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