Samuel Rodriguez
Biography
Samuel Rodriguez has served as lead pastor of New Season Church and as president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC), and has worked as an executive producer. Rodriguez's books include Goliath Never Wins (2026), Your Mess, God's Miracle (2025), and 40 Days of Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine (2025).
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A Future for the Latino Church
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Daniel Rodriguez presents the framework for twenty-first century Hispanic American Christian viability and sustainability. As one of the most prominent Hispanic scholars in the church, Daniel captures both the obstacles and opportunities embedded within America's fastest-growing segment of Christianity, Hispanic evangelicals. This book contextualizes the narrative of successful church models that engage, empower and enrich multiple generations for the glory of Christ. Every pastor and church leader committed to reaching the Hispanic American demographic must read this book.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“All dads need help to be the best fathers they can be. The health of our families, our culture and our civilization literally depend on it. My friend Gregory Slayton has written a great book that will help every man who reads it be the best dad he can be. Be a Better Dad Today! is a truly enjoyable, deeply practical and immensely helpful book for men everywhere. As a father, a pastor and a man who wants to be the very best I can be, I highly recommend it.”
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Beyond the Clinical Hour eloquently navigates the intersection of faith and mental health, urging believers to extend compassion as a divine imperative. With profound insights, this book reveals the transformative power of a church united in understanding and support, fostering a community of care that echoes the teachings of the Bible. It is a beacon of hope, guiding believers to embrace the complexities of mental health with love, compassion, and spiritual resilience. Beyond the Clinical Hour delivers a timely and powerful message inviting the church to build bridges of understanding and healing in our communities.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Free to Thrive is an incredibly important book for all generations. It is raw and it is real, but it is also incredibly hopeful. Through sharing their life experiences, Josh and Ben demonstrate how God can exchange ashes for beauty and in doing so transform a life and change the world.”
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Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Free to Thrive is an incredibly important book for all generations. It is raw and it is real, but it is also incredibly hopeful. Through sharing their life experiences, Josh and Ben demonstrate how God can exchange ashes for beauty and in doing so transform a life and change the world.”
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Giving It All Away…and Getting It All Back Again
Work, Money & Leadership
“I’ve long known of the Green family and their extraordinary generosity. I also know that when a man like David Green writes a book, I want to read it cover to cover.”
Rev.
Christian Living
“As agents of redemption, our biblical metric of kingdom effectiveness lies not in our rhetoric but in our actions. We are redeemed to redeem the world. Good Faith equips us with the necessary tools to share Christ with grace and love.”
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Christian Living
“If we are the patients and verses of Scripture our medicine, then Psalm 23 is spiritual penicillin, a cure-all for the postmodern predicament. In Grace in the Valley, Heath Adamson wrestles through one of the Bible’s most beloved and important passages, uncovering lost wisdom we all need to rediscover. In a time of increasing chaos, uncertainty, and fear, Adamson reminds us that God has a green pasture for us all, even in the midst of life’s greatest battles.”
Rev.
Christian Living
“There is a battle between your mind and the face you show the world, between your struggles and what you let others see, between your lived story and your destiny. Pastor David Scarpeta, my beloved brother and friend, gives us a biblical path for emerging victorious from each of our own hidden battles. “This book isn’t just meant to be read—it’s meant to be lived.”
Christian Living
“stories, this book reminds us that hope is not a distant dream but a present, transformative force. Adamson challenges us to step out of our comfort zones, to exchange what is for what could be, and to partner with God in making a tangible difference in our world. His message is clear: Hope is not passive—it is a catalyst for change. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone longing to rediscover the power of hope in their lives and communities.”
Rev.
Christian Living
“Drawn from years of theological study and witnessing incredible supernatural events around the world, Intimacy with God teaches us how friendship with God is the wellspring of all transformation, personally and globally. I encourage you to read this book with an open heart and an open mind.”
Rev.
Christian Living
“In a world surrounded by moral relativism, spiritual apathy, and cultural decadence, Kingdom, Come! offers a refreshing and catalytic reminder that hope lies embedded in a simple truth—Jesus is coming! Phil Ryken’s challenge stands as nothing other than a clarion call for the followers of Christ to address spiritual myopia by applying the optics of the inevitable return of our Lord and King. Kingdom, Come! is good news indeed!”
Life-Changing Cross-Cultural Friendships
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Gary Chapman and Clarence Shuler require no introduction. Their decades of groundbreaking work speak for themselves. I’m thankful that God has led them to bring their expertise into the sphere of cross-cultural, multiracial relationships. In a world marked by racial division and political upheaval, Chapman and Shuler’s voices guide people of faith back to the foundation of the gospel and the love of Christ, which breaks all cultural cultural barriers and acknowledges the differences that make us unique image-bearers of God.”
Ministering to Families in Crisis
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Ministering to Families in Crisis is a timely and indispensable resource for any church committed to nurturing mental and emotional well-being. With compassion and expertise, the authors tackle complex issues affecting families today, offering practical guidance rooted in both Scripture and evidence-based approaches. This comprehensive guide equips pastors and church leaders to address a myriad of challenges—from mental illness to racial trauma—with grace and understanding. A must-read for those seeking to cultivate a community of support and healing within their congregation.”
Christian Living
“While God's 'interruptions' in our lives often do not make sense to us, He desires that we seek Him in all circumstances: good, bad and ugly. Nearer to God challenges us to see these interruptions as invitations to a closer walk with God.”
Christian Living
“While God’s ‘interruptions’ in our lives often do not make sense to us, He desires that we seek Him in all circumstances: good, bad and ugly. Nearer to God challenges us to see these interruptions as invitations to a closer walk with God.”
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Theology
“This timely new book comes in a season when many within the Western church struggle with identity issues. In Pentecostal Perspectives, Timothy Laurito makes a powerful case for what it means to be Pentecostal and what Spirit-filled living should look like.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine
Christian Living
Your Mess, God's Miracle Study Guide
Christian Living
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