Rebecca McLaughlin
Biography
Rebecca McLaughlin earned a PhD at Cambridge University and a theology degree at Oak Hill College. McLaughlin's books include How Church Could (Literally) Save Your Life (2025), No Greater Love (2023), and Exploring the Earliest Gospel (2023).
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History & Biography
“This is a measured and masterful retelling of two thousand years of Christian history. Whatever your current beliefs, I recommend you grab a copy and let Dickson introduce you to the saints and bullies who have shaped our world. I learned from every page and now have a better understanding of infamous affairs like the Crusades and the Inquisition, as well as more knowledge of a thousand unsung heroes of the faith. Read it and weep, smile, question, cogitate, and sing.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Praise for Everyday Revolutionary With keen biblical insight and inspiring stories, J. D. Greear gives us a much-needed vision for what it might look like to live as faithful followers of Jesus in the modern West. This book will shake you up and push you out into the world with gospel-centered truth and love. Grab a copy for yourself and for a friend and take your revolutionary marching orders.”
Dr.
Everyday Revolutionary Bible Study Guide plus Streaming Video
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Praise for Everyday Revolutionary With keen biblical insight and inspiring stories, J. D. Greear gives us a much-needed vision for what it might look like to live as faithful followers of Jesus in the modern West. This book will shake you up and push you out into the world with gospel-centered truth and love. Grab a copy for yourself and for a friend and take your revolutionary marching orders.”
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Theology
“I met Claude and his family when they moved to Boston to plant a church here a few years ago. When Claude guest preached, I told my husband I thought we’d just heard the next Tim Keller. Claude is a gifted communicator with a particular flair for speaking to people of different backgrounds and educational levels and carrying a broad audience with him. I’m thrilled that he has applied his skill to this fascinating and timely project. This is his first book, but I’m confident it will not be his last. I see Claude as a rising star, and I look forward to watching God use him in the coming years, both in print and in the pulpit.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Isaac Adams’s powerful new book is an invaluable resource for individuals and churches who want to get better at talking about race. Its innovative format helps us all to empathize with other people’s hopes and fears, and to get why conversations can become so fraught so fast. If you’re looking for a prayer-soaked, Jesus-honoring, biblically grounded kick start to better conversations about race, this book is for you.”
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Theology
“Drawing expertly on Scripture and history, Treweek offers a much-needed salve to the wounds left by many contemporary, evangelical understandings of singleness. Rather than seeing singleness as deficient, regrettable, or only valuable if definitively chosen, Treweek helps us recognize the vital, hopeful, resurrection-oriented role that single Christians can and should play in the body of Christ. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a serious, orthodox, and scholarly exploration of the meaning of singleness.”
The Surprising Genius of Jesus
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In this thought-provoking and compelling book, Peter J. Williams digs under the topsoil of the parables attributed to Jesus in the Gospels and helps us see both how expertly these stories integrate Old Testament allusions and how all the evidence points back to Jesus of Nazareth himself as their Creator.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“When Wrong Seems Right is a very helpful, practical, and accessible introduction to the book of Proverbs. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to grow in wisdom as they grow up!”
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10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) about Christianity
Children & Youth
How Church Could (Literally) Save Your Life
Christian Living
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