Philip Gulley
Christian Living
“What a wonderful antidote to all the evil done in the name of Jesus.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Prophetic, insightful, and thoroughly gracious. Following the noblest tradition of Christianity, A Table for All opens a door too long barred. If your church has tiptoed around the issues of homosexuality and marriage equality, this book is as fine a conversation starter as any I've read.”
All the Ways Our Dead Still Speak
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“I found All the Ways Our Dead Still Speak speaking volumes. But don't be misled: what appears to be a book about death is actually a book about life and its deepest, most imperative questions. This gifted and perceptive writer peers into our souls, takes us down roads traveled and roads yet to be traveled, and brings us home.”
Christian Living
“Bound offers a fresh take on an ancient faith. Intriguing, creative, and inventive!”
History & Biography
“If time travel were possible, I'd set the dial back two thousand years and place this book in the hands of the early church. Then I would roll the dial forward, stopping every decade to make sure its lessons were remembered. Alas, now I can only hope its prophetic witness is not too late.”
Christianity for the Rest of Us
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Diana Butler Bass shows, with eloquence and clarity, why the church for modern seekers is just around the corner. What a hopeful book, confirming something many of us have long suspected - our little corners of the Kingdom are changing the world, one heart at a time.”
Miracle at the Higher Grounds Cafe
Fiction
“Max Lucado’s Miracle at the Higher Grounds Café is a vacation of a book. Fun, imaginative, and deeply satisfying. It is heaven touching earth.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Every now and then I read a book that truly does open the parables, shedding light in sometimes murky circumstances. As a long-time admirer of M. D. Hayden, I am pleased for you to learn what I have known for years, that Hayden is a rare voice of wisdom and insight. I know you’ll treasure it as much as I do.”
Evangelism & Missions
“People like Bob Walters are the reason I remain a Christian. His thoughtfulness, his love for the powerless and poor, his enduring wisdom, are still very much present even after his passing. This book, like Bob, is a rich treasure.”
Reflections from the Inner Light
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Those of us who've known and read Jim Newby for years suspected he had yet to write his spiritual opus. Now he has. Reflections from the Inner Light is a literary song, one beautiful verse after another.”
Fiction
“Lynne Hinton grabs you and doesn’t let go until the last page is turned. I hope, no, I pray we haven’t heard the last from Sister Eve, private eye.”
Fiction
“The Devil Likes to Sing is sinfully delicious, clever, funny, thoughtful, and dare I say it, redemptive. It ranks with Twain for wit and satire. The devil, having suffered bad press for centuries, is finally given the creative respect he so richly deserves.”
The Homebrewed Christianity Guide to the Holy Spirit
Theology
“I heard about Grace Ji-Sun Kim long before I met her—this joyful, thoughtful, down-to-earth prophet, one foot in heaven, the other on earth. Now she is writing about the Spirit she knows so well. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.”
World Religions
“The spirit of Jerry Zehr shines throughout this book. Thoughtful, insightful, and immediately and immensely helpful. You'll revisit this book time and again.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“A timely reminder of the importance of virtue, which is always the first quality jettisoned when the Church begins to flounder. Read this prophetic book. Study it in your church. Discuss it with your friends. Absorb its message of hope, love, and justice. And be made new!”
Christian Living
“For every thirsty pilgrim who has wandered life’s desert seeking an oasis of grace, your search is over.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“While reading Tom Gates’s Turning Toward the Victim, I felt the same way I often feel when reading an excellent book; I wished it had been available years before. Still, it was well worth the wait. Turning Toward the Victim is a compelling blend of history, scholarship, and prophetic witness. Though Tom writes as a Quaker, this book speaks across faiths and cultures. I am confident it will enrich your life, as it has mine.”
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