R. York Moore

Faith Is Like Skydiving

Apologetics

“Faith Is Like Skydiving offers an inspiring guide to engaging people with real and relevant questions. This short work reads like a field book for talking with everyday people about everyday questions and objections to faith. Rick's down-to-earth and transparent writing is matched by the many encounters with real people he's been able to engage with where they are at. This book should be on every vocational Christian worker's short go-to list for resources on engaging people in theart of apologetics. This book should also be basic reading for everyday Christians who care about the people around them, who often have real questions and are open to real answers.”

Finding Your Yes

Christian Living

“Finding Your Yes gives a hopeful and realistic invitation to a journey toward your best self. Christine's personal story and the stories of others striving to live in a posture of saying yes are infectious and packed with joy-filled and unexpected turns. This little book, I believe, can unleash a new and practical way forward for many who feel stuck but want more out of life. I highly recommend it!”

Making Room in Advent

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Making Room in Advent is an invitation to engage in that thin space of our souls where our heart and mind become one. Through breath prayers, Scripture engagement, and Bette's transcendent artwork, the reader is engaged with an immersive devotional unlike any other. This is transformational devotional reading because it creates that nexus between left and right brain, between our longing for beauty and for knowledge, and between our desire of being known and knowing our Creator!”

Out of the Saltshaker and Into the World

Evangelism & Missions

“Out of the Saltshaker and Into the World is a timeless classic and one of the very few books that have energized me personally toward evangelism. Becky's joyous and determined persona comes through on every page of this celebrated book, a book that should be read and reread by those investing in spreading the love of Christ through personal witness.”

Participating in Abundant Life

Theology

“Dr. Teasdale powerfully connects the heart cry of contemporary culture for justice and flourishing with a biblical and much-needed expanded soteriology. Participating in the Abundant Life lifts up the important work of 'common good' missiology for both restoring the relevance of evangelism in the church as well as the relevance of the Christian message for those outside it. Dr. Teasdale's vision of evangelism gives the right attention to the human relevance of a gospel that transcends the captivity it has fallen into through the various echo chambers of faith traditions in the West, rightly reminding us that Jesus saves both from the hell to come as well as the hell that is now.”

Reviving Mission

Evangelism & Missions

“Reviving Mission is a fresh, innovative integration of spiritual formation and holistic missiology pointing us to something bigger that's going on all around us—a fresh move of God in our time! Drawing us into practical rhythms that invite us to encounter God, Reviving Mission seeks to normalize a 'movement posture.' Demonstrating that God can and does move in power anywhere and everywhere, the authors call us to a fresh hope for revival and awakening at this cultural moment. This is a must-read for anyone passionate about cultural transformation, movement, and revival.”

Sent

Evangelism & Missions

“Sent is a much needed and timely reminder that evangelism is a "get to do," not a "have to do"! Ashley and Heather remind us that evangelism is actually good for us, not just good for the world around us. Sent helps us see evangelism as the natural extension of who we are, an outpouring of where we are in our own journey with God. Ashley and Heather do a masterful job of moving back and forth through real and vulnerable story and timeless scriptural principles, both of which pull us into the heartbeat of God's great mission! Sent is exactly what we need right now, helping us see our identity and purpose in the world through the lens of our witness!”

The Myth of the Non-Christian

Evangelism & Missions

“A riveting back and forth between compelling principles of contextualized apologetics and life story. Luke speaks powerfully and prophetically about what apologetics in our day should look like as he gives the reader a fresh glimpse of what happens when our head and heart come together in our striving with people. Luke has an obvious love for God and for people. He paints a picture of what it looks like to do an apologetic and evangelistic ministry with impact and compassion. Theory, practice, heart, passion and presence—few books bring this level of integration together as The Myth of the Non-Christian!”