Robert O. Lewis

Christian Living

“My friend Karl Clauson is asking the right question. And for many Christians stuck in a shallow, unsatisfying, and compromised lifestyle it is the question. Maybe you're one of them. 'What one thing is holding your spiritual life back?' What a fog-cutting question! And I bet in asking it, you can name yours! The real game-changer, however, is not with the question, but in getting a life-changing answer. And this is where Karl is at his best. He offers biblically sound, highly practical wisdom that not only brings freedom but also brings you into a real day-to-day experience with Jesus. I highly recommend it.”

Ministering to Twenty-First Century Families

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Bill and Anne Parkinson”

Pastoring Men

Church Leadership & Ministry

“If it were possible, I would give this book to every pastor in America. It's that good and right on target!”

Runaway Emotions

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Emotions are a powerful part of our lives, but often they are the least understood. Jeff Schreve’s Runaway Emotions offers the help we need for hearing the ‘deeper messages’ our emotions are telling us and how to enlist God’s help in addressing them. I highly recommend it.”

Sharpening the Focus of the Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“As a young pastor seeking answers for navigating the radical cultural transformations of the 1970s, Sharpening the Focus of the Church proved invaluable. Filled with rich insights, big-picture biblical perspectives, and practical real-world engagements, it quickly became one of my go-to lifelines for establishing a path forward in leading my church. Now, the issues that were first bubbling up in the '70s are today boiling over, unleashing not just greater evils into our culture, but intimidating, undermining, and dividing the church itself. That's why after fifty years, this totally new edition is so needed. You'll see the timeless, but expanded, blueprint of God's church but you'll also witness that blueprint attached to fifty years of honest reflection, evaluation, and practical updating.”