Os Guinness

The Way of the Dragon or the Way of the Lamb

Christian Living

“I was both encouraged and humbled by this book. The authors’ openness to the sages in the generation before them is in shining contrast to the ‘generationalism’ that is so common today. But the combined weight of their analysis is a sobering reminder of the seductive coils of power in which we are all so easily entangled.”

To Think Christianly

History & Biography

“Richly informative and superbly written, Cotherman's study fills in a huge gap in understanding evangelicals. But it also raises a titanic question, What is the state of evangelical thinking, and its influence on churches across the country, as evangelicals confront the far deeper challenges of the present moment?”

True Spirituality

Christian Living

“It was my privilege to live with Francis Schaeffer for three years. Again and again, he said that of all his many books, this was his favorite. It dealt with the bedrock reality of his faith. In a day when the church is weakened by shallowness, compromise, and worldliness, reality is our issue too. No book is more relevant.”

Trust in an Age of Arrogance

Theology

“I started this book in an arm chair and finished it on my knees. Here is a rich treasury of insights and observations from a life well lived and thought, one that adds up to a profound and moving testimony to the wonder of the gospel and God's grace.”

Walking Through Twilight

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Would I write as Doug Groothuis does here? Could I even begin to? I was profoundly humbled by this memoir. Philosophers are all about clear thinking, but the classroom is beggared by the anguish described here with such searing honesty, such poetic insight, such intense clarity, and such unconquerable hope.”

Write Better

Arts & Literature

“An invaluable treasure-trove of wisdom, counsel, humor, and practical suggestions and tips—as one of the poorer writers on whom Andy Le Peau has honed his legendary skills, I only wish I had read this book before I started writing.”