Robert Solomon

Be Still and Know

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“From her personal experience of silence and solitude, Rev. Jenni Ho-Huan has written an engaging book that urges her readers to enter the ‘land of silence.’ The author acts as a friendly and persuasive guide who shows how silence helps us to encounter God, ourselves, and others more deeply and authentically. In the process, she offers some helpful tips and a counter-cultural way of thinking and living that fuels and fruits our pursuit of God. Using a personal and poetic approach, the author shows how the discipline of silence can be a means of grace to knowing God and self. This is a helpful book for those who live in a noisy and crowded world, with little time and space to experience ‘the life that is truly life’ (1 Tim 6:19).”

How Then Shall We Guide?

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“In response to the common tendency to take a smorgasbord approach to a buffet spread of spiritual direction practices, Jimmy Tan’s timely and essential book offers an approach that takes seriously the historical and theological roots of various models so that these can be faithfully and effectively employed. He demonstrates this by examining the Ignatian and Reformed traditions, showing their similarities and differences, and how bridges can be built for mutual enrichment.”

In Search of Ancient Roots

History & Biography

“This remarkable book seeks to trace the deep roots and determine the DNA of evangelical Protestantism. Using his considerable and profound knowledge of a vast terrain, Dr. Ken Stewart digs deep to show that evangelicalism is firmly rooted in Scripture, the early church, and historical Christianity. His archaeology of doctrine and liturgy argues against the recent loss of confidence and self-identity of evangelical Protestants who may be tempted to seek more 'stable' pastures or to wander with historical amnesia into cul-de-sacs. Instead, evangelical Protestants are urged to share the confidence of their Protestant-era forebears who knew their ancient pedigree and stood on sturdy ground. This is an important and timely book.”

Of Merchants and Missions

History & Biography

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Practicing Faith

“There is much to chew on in this most helpful book that connects faith and social practice, and theology and therapy. The focus is on interpersonal relationships, incarnational ministry, transformation, and divine grace. God’s comfort flows among human beings who, in their pain and mess, can recognize his presence and power and find healing and wholeness in community. Those in the helping professions, including pastors, would immensely benefit from this thoughtful book.”