Paula Huston
Disciple Making in a Culture of Power, Comfort, and Fear
Discipleship & Christian Education
“From Dallas Willard to Eugene Peterson, many fine writers have tackled the subject of Christian discipleship. Few, however, have produced such a fun read. Matt Dickerson combines the practical and the personal in a way that is both remarkably edifying and utterly delightful.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Without a hint of piety or self-congratulation, Flynn shows us what it's like to live in the imitation of Christ. A beautiful book with the power to change lives.”
Forgiving Our Fathers and Mothers
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“What do we do with a mother or father who destroys a part of our soul? In Forgiving Our Fathers and Mothers, Leslie Leyland Fields and Jill Hubbard offer us an extraordinarily compassionate, eminently practical, and solidly Christian answer. I highly recommend this book for anyone who craves the psychological healing and spiritual renewal that can only come through forgiveness.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Light When It Comes is both a literary gem and a cup of blessing for all who long to experience God's presence.”
Speaking Peace in a Climate of Conflict
Arts & Literature
“Our democracy sometimes feels more like a dystopia. The constant name-calling, raft of conspiracy theories, outrageous lies, and steady stream of disinformation put us on the defensive and make honest and compassionate communication increasingly difficult. Written with her signature intelligence and poetic flair, Marilyn McEntyre’s compelling new book, Speaking Peace in a Climate of Conflict, shows us how we might reclaim the nobility of language and its power to heal. It could not come at a better moment.”
Christian Living
“From the sheen on the belly of a fresh-caught salmon to the reassuring heft of homemade bread straight from the oven, this new collection by thirty-four outstanding writers opens by celebrating the sheer joy of eating, then ushers us into the realm of holy sacrament. The Spirit of Food, edited by Leslie Leyland Fields, is not only rich in wisdom gained the hard way--through the gathering, growing, and preparing of what winds up on our multifarious tables--but shines with luminous gratitude at the abundant graciousness of God.”
Fiction
“Uprising of Goats is an impeccably researched, intricately rendered, hauntingly beautiful journey through what has traditionally been a realm of silent mystery. It's clear that Diane Glancy does not simply imagine the world of biblical women, but inhabits the same quietly electrifying space.”
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