Phil Cooke
Biography
Phil Cooke has worked as a consultant, strategist, and media activist. Cooke wrote Unique (2012).
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All You Want to Know About the Bible in Pop Culture
“Kevin Harvey’s new book All You Want to Know about the Bible in Pop Culture is a powerful reminder that God shows up in the most unexpected places. The Bible itself may not be front-page news today, but its indelible imprint on our culture continues.”
Christian Living
“In a culture that is rapidly reaching the bottom, even the most rebellious and self-absorbed are finally realizing the power of traditional values. That’s why there couldn’t be a better time for Dean Abbott’s new book Common Good. This powerful reminder of the lessons and values that built Western civilization could be a roadmap out of the chaos.”
Christian Living
“Living out our faith in today’s distracted and disrupted world is far more difficult and challenging than most people think. That’s why Matt Knisely’s fascinating book Framing Faith is the road map we’ve been waiting to find. If you’re serious about hearing God through the noise of our digital culture, then this is the book for you. Order it today, and start cutting through the clutter.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“how to” of leadership, but finally, someone has written about the pain. Sam Chand’s new book, Leadership Pain, is about the raw and painful reality of leading people and organizations. Every leader needs to read this book. In today’s distracted and disrupted age, the stakes are too high for “feel good” leadership. We need leaders who know how to navigate difficult decisions, challenging situations, and complex issues. Buy this book, because you can’t afford to miss this opportunity to learn from the best.”
Christian Living
“I own thousands of books, but there’s a very small handful of books that I keep on my desk to reread and refer to on a regular basis. Frank Viola’s Insurgence: Reclaiming the Gospel of the Kingdom is one of those books. This isn’t just a book—it’s a revelation of how we as Christians should be living our lives in today’s culture. Get the book. It will dramatically change how you look at the rest of your life.”
Arts & Literature
“One of the great tragedies of our time is that the Christian community is losing its story. In today's distracted and disrupted culture, the Church's voice is fading, because we've lost sight of the power of story. Scott McClellan's fascinating new book Tell Me a Story is a timely reminder that to engage a media-driven world effectively, we need to get back to the mindset of Jesus—telling compelling stories that transform lives.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“In our lifetime, the idea of marriage has fallen from being an honored union to being ridiculed, dismissed, and today, rarely even tried. But Anthony Delaney's refreshing new book, The B.E.S.T. Marriage, is a powerful reminder that marriage isn't just important, but it can be exciting, inspiring, and, most of all, for life. It's time we stopped settling for an average anything—especially when it comes to marriage. Get this book. We hope it will kick-start a revolution and create a generation of marriages that could potentially change the world.”
Christian Living
“We live in the most distracted and disrupted culture in the history of the world. That radical disruption is affecting our families, personal relationships, careers, and spiritual lives, which is why I'm so thrilled Todd Hall has released The Connected Life. The truth is, this book is a road map for navigating today's world—if you can't change, the world will pass you by. So read The Connected Life, underline it, and keep it on your desk. It could very well be your ticket to the future.”
Arts & Literature
“Robert Velarde's fascinating book The Wisdom of Pixar reminds us why Jesus engaged the culture of his time through the power of stories. After reading the book I wonder if the next generation of teaching pastors may be filmmakers. Velarde has done a great service by reminding us that virtue indeed matters, perhaps now more than ever.”
Christian Living
“Western culture is under assault, and it may not survive. That’s why Unimaginable is so critical to this moment in history. I encourage you to share it with someone who thinks the Christian faith is outdated and irrelevant, because what comes after Christianity may be the end of us all.”
Christian Living
“We see about ten thousand media messages and touch our phones about two thousand times a day. In the most distracted culture in the history of the world, our desperate cry is for ‘happiness.’ And yet the shallow answers found in self-help books and social media only make it worse. That’s why Unleashing Peace is so important. You’ll discover what real happiness is and a new perspective on how to achieve real peace.”
Christian Living
“Mike Novotny is one of those rare writers who is a real joy to read, and his new book, What’s Big Starts Small, is no exception. In a world filled with shallow, ‘positive-thinking’ Christian books, Mike isn’t afraid to tackle hard topics like pain, pride, worry, want, and having to wait. If you’ve ever struggled with your Christian life or been frustrated with God, this is the book for you. It’s a close-up look at the threats we all face as believers and a road map to discovering our real potential.”
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