Rachel Miller
Christian Living
“The topic of sexual purity is increasingly relevant. Many books attempt to defend a biblical sexual ethic by emphasizing God's law and man's need to obey. Others abandon culturally 'outdated' beliefs such as monogamy and 'saving yourself' for marriage in favor of acceptance and cheap grace. Christians are often caught between rules without grace and grace without rules. John Fonville brings us back to the gospel in response to both extremes. The gospel calls us to God-honoring behavior and empowers us to obey. Because we have been set free from the power of sin, we are free to struggle against our sin. Knowing we are forgiven, we can cast off shame and learn to live in light of who we are in Christ. I look forward to seeing how God blesses His church through this book.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“Loving people and allowing your business to love people, to serve people, is life changing. It is life changing for your customers as they are able to see transformation happen in their lives with your products, and it is life changing for you as the business owner. It all comes down to your people. Start by finding your peeps! Brian is a genius at connecting people and helping businesses grow their impact and income. This book is a must-read!”
The Rise and Fall of the Complementarian Doctrine of the Trinity
Theology
“Kevin Giles’ work in this book is a very important addition to the recent Trinity debate. While we may disagree on the issue of ordaining women, we are in agreement on the importance of the creeds and confessions in informing our understanding of the Trinity. This book will be extremely helpful for those who want to understand why the complementarian Trinity debate happened, how the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity was formed, and why what we believe about the Trinity is essential. I highly recommend it.”
Christian Living
“As a pastor’s wife and biblical counselor, I am thankful to have this resource. The Undistracted Widow not only provides widows with practical, biblical instruction, but also affords preparatory insights to people who have not experienced the sharp trial of losing a spouse. I highly recommend this book for widows and for those who love and minister to them.”
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