Richard J. Foster
Christian Living
“Dale Allison's voice is one that needs to be heard today. He is steeped in both biblical and classical literature and brings that vast reservoir to bear upon his insightful critique of contemporary society.”
History & Biography
“If anyone knows how to be a pastor in the contemporary context that person is Eugene Peterson. Eugene possesses the rare combination of a pastor’s heart and a pastor’s art. Take and read!”
Christian Living
“For many of us, the parables of Jesus are delightful but mysterious, and at times even scandalous. Dallas Willard opens up for us the beauty of these parables with such uncanny skill and grace that, in the end, we become captivated by the greatness and goodness of God.”
Fiction
“The Singer is one of those rare books that cannot have enough good said about it. It absolutely sings to us of the greatness and goodness of the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.”
Christian Living
“At last a book that takes head-on what is perhaps the capital vice of modern culture. Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung draws from the classical tradition of Christian moral thinking to introduce us to the life-giving virtues, which alone can free us from the plague of narcissism that is the cultural zeitgeist of our day. I recommend this book highly.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“Wounded Warrior, Wounded Home is a story of courage and hope and healing. Its courage plunges us into the abyss of grief and sorrow, of loss and suffering, of anger and despair that is a daily reality for the soldier wounded by PTSD and TBI. But piercing through this darkness is a ray of hope; hope that the ocean of darkness can be overcome by the ocean of God’s light and life, hope that it truly is possible to win out over compassion fatigue, hope that a new life-giving normal is attainable. And hope opens the door to healing; a healing that, while never perfect, is real and powerful and substantial. Wounded Warrior, Wounded Home is essential reading for all who love and are connected to the life and service of a combat veteran. For your sake, for your loved one’s sake, get this book.”
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