Ramesh Richard

Character Counts

Christian Living

“Charlie Dyer has artfully mixed reflection and action, Scripture and relevance, theory and reality to produce a combat manual for those who battle with maintaining personal integrity. As he processes contemporary options to moral compromise through the eternal grid of the Bible, we learn that the issues are not that new after all. God's prescriptions stand for us now as they did when they were written.”

Diaspora Christianities

Evangelism & Missions

“As one who hails from South Asia, I am delighted with the impressive quality of authors encouraging and enhancing a more effective outreach toward South Asians for the Lord Jesus Christ. This book falls under the rubric of diaspora missiology, the best identifiable current opportunity for providentially creating fruitfulness through people movements for reflection and ministry.”

Multiply

Discipleship & Christian Education

“A veritable manual for leadership training, this book is based on authoritative Scripture and birthed from credible experience. As the daily need for better-equipped leaders deepens and widens, nothing short of a divinely orchestrated multiplying of servants of God will address the mounting deficits in knowledge, affection, and skills for local church ministry. Read this book to lay a foundation and then build your efforts to enhance pastoral health and advance church health, especially where Christ’s church is growing.”

New Horizon in Male-Female Relationships

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Is there a fresh way to think about marriage as a mysterious mutuality, grounded in selflessness and compassion? Where is the foundation for this deeper understanding? Where may we find the resources to ease the misery while living out the mystery. David Green offers good research and practical tools to not only think differently about marriage in principle, but suggests ways to apply them in the context of everyone's present mysteries.”

Visits from Heaven

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Journey with Dr. Pete Deison, the mourner-learner (but ever the teacher), as he walks through the landscape of grief. Since none of us holds grief-exempt status, we can learn from his contagious vulnerability in the face of excruciating loss that we really are unforsaken. Sovereign purpose in permitting the harshness of premature death is softened by earth’s close proximity to heaven. While he does not make normative claims from his precious hagiography, we are nevertheless convinced that there is a custom tailoring of all grievous circumstances for our good. Having watched Pete throughout the grief- recovery process from hell’s attempted one-upmanship, I am so grateful my gifted seminary-mate wrote this book of honor and remembrance, but one of instruction and guidance too. May many a grief-weakened soul gain spiritual perspective and practical help during times of tears and fears through this authentic expression of grace in grief.”