Samuel T. Lloyd III

Biblical Fracking

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This book is an invitation for an adventure in experiencing the Scriptures through a different lens—fresh, imaginative, and new.”

Finding God in the Questions

Apologetics

“If you've ever wondered whether Christian faith can hold up to the toughest questions of our day, this is the book for you. Dr. Timothy Johnson gives us a relentlessly honest exploration of the biggest questions of all: Can we believe in God in the face of the discoveries of science? And can Christian faith really be credible for a tough-minded seeker? Dr. Johnson never settles for easy answers. Along the way he offers wonderfully practical counsel for living not just the spiritual life but the good life. He has given us a wise, vigorous, inspiring guide for the religious quest.”

Resurrecting Excellence

Church Leadership & Ministry

“One of the most heartening books on parish ministry I have encountered in years. . . I can't imagine a better book for someone seeking to discern a call to ordained ministry — or for a seasoned pastor who has labored faithfully for many years.”

The Undoing of Death

Preaching & Worship

“Christianity hangs or falls on the Cross. And yet, preaching for Holy Week and Easter is notoriously difficult. How to take the full measure of our human lostness? How to find words for what God has done on Calvary? How to speak credibly of an empty tomb? Here is passionate, unstinting, full-blooded preaching on the deepest mysteries of Christian faith. Fleming Rutledge doesn't hold back. She brings her formidable intellect and her wide reading to bear in saying what is nearly unsayable: that God has overcome the world's darkness, and what happened on a hill outside Jerusalem has made all the difference.”

This Odd and Wondrous Calling

Church Leadership & Ministry

“One of the most human and most helpful books on ministry that I know. With moving, often humorous stories Lillian Daniel and Martin Copenhaver open windows onto the major and the mundane in the life of a minister — shaking hands at the door, navigating a clergy marriage, handling money, visiting the hospital. Here is ordained ministry in all its depths, its ordinariness, and its joys.”