Rich Nathan
Biography
Rich Nathan wrote Who Is My Enemy? and co-wrote Both-And with Insoo Kim.
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Christian Living
“GENERAL PRACTITIONER Don Williams thoroughly integrates a contemporary, therapeutic understanding of recovery with a deeply insightful theology of the freedom that salvation in Christ provides. If you could read only one book to give you the practical tools of experiencing true liberation, this thoughtful, biblical book is the one you should read.”
Christian Living
“Rick Love expresses in this book the both-and approach that he has modeled in his life with great cultural relevance and complete biblical faithfulness. Rick has performed an enormous service to the church. . . . He forces us to humbly consider how our words and actions either attract or alienate listeners. This book is filled with wisdom and practical models for what winsome, Christ-honoring communication sounds like in our globalized world.”
Children & Youth
“As a pastor, I have regularly taught that parents are the most important spiritual influencers in their child's life. But how do we parents do that job well? I would highly recommend Imaginative Prayer to anyone who wants to help their children know and experience God. Jared Boyd engages not only the life of the mind, but also the life of the imagination through each session. His exercises help transform large theological themes like God's love, forgiveness, and the mission of God from the head to the heart, so that parents can be the spiritual influencers we want to be.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Seeking Refuge is a must-read introductory book for Christians to understand and respond to one of the most controversial topics of our day: the global refugee crisis. The book gives the reader a broad exploration of the issues without losing sight of the individual stories that bring the crisis down to earth. If you want to know what it practically means to obey the command 'love those who are foreigners,' this is the book for you.”
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