Raymond Chang
Biography
Raymond Chang co-wrote Future-Focused Church with Jake Mulder and Kara Powell.
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Leadership is often a lonely endeavor, but no one needs to lead alone. Leadership is often a burdensome responsibility, but that burden can be shared. Nicholas Rowe and Sheila Wise Rowe offer themselves as guides to leaders who are navigating the weight of leadership. They offer practical insights and practices that you can participate in as you navigate your past, present, and future as a leader—and more importantly, as a human being made for relationship in God's image.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“In a fresh format, Quina invites you on a reflective devotional journey that incorporates Scripture, story, and poetry to help you become more of the type of human God desires us to be. These bite-sized devotionals can be done in a few minutes or carried throughout the day. Take up, read, reflect, and prayerfully rest in the goodness of God through this labor of love.”
Preaching & Worship
“Roach takes people on a journey, reflecting on Scripture and tradition, drawing deeply from his own experiences, to help preachers press into a kingdom vision of preaching the whole council of God, navigating through the problems created by racialization, in order to minister to all. This book will help you see the biblical impetus for cross-ethnic preaching, and some practical frameworks for doing so.”
Racial Justice for the Long Haul
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This book is both a much-needed mirror and window into the patterns of White Christianity. Offering keen, research-driven insights within a Christian frame, this book will force you to reflect on things that people often want to avoid and learn why people want to avoid them. Drawing from rigorous research, Christine Jeske outlines phenomena that will be familiar to those who have navigated White Christian spaces and offers a constructive path forward. As you read, you realize why people getstuck and what it takes to engage with racial justice for the long haul.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“This is a deeply reflective and honest book that plunges you into the realities and research around adoptee experiences. Factoring in complex social dynamics in a deeply personal manner, Cameron Lee Small invites you to journey through a tapestry of experiences beautifully woven together that illuminates adoptee experiences.”
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