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Sarah Shin

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Sarah Shin wrote Beyond Colorblind.

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Enseñen bien a sus hijos

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“What a beautiful book, full of hope, practical wisdom, and real stories that help navigate spiritual parenthood. I'm so grateful for a resource that coaches parents on how to approach spiritual parenting with lots of challenge, grace, and invitations to freedom. It's not anxiety, fear, or shame that motivates, but the real hope of Jesus being present to our children, no matter their age, and in all the ways they are uniquely made. May we all be better equipped to love our children so that they may know the God who loves them, their friends, and their communities.”

Finding Your Yes

Christian Living

“Tender, authentic, and touching with so many diverse stories of saying yes in the face of hope and heartache, Christine Wagoner leads us with hospitality and warmth toward God's invitation for us all, using Scripture, stories, and prayer. Every person considering saying yes to God should read this book to find strength, comfort, and hope in discerning steps of faithful risk taking.”

Twelve Lies That Hold America Captive

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Wounds don't heal if they are infected. In Twelve Lies That Hold America Captive, Jonathan Walton uncovers the idolatrous assumptions and infected lies that get in the way of America and Americans pursuing real change, healing, and shalom. Whatever your ethnic background, this smart, honest, and challenging work will make you examine your own heart and help you sort out the difference between the life-giving gospel of Scripture and the presuppositions of the American dream. If knowing the truth can set us free, there's freedom from idolatry and blindness that's offered in these pages.”

What Gen Z Really Wants to Know About God

Children & Youth

“If you are a pastor, parent, teacher, leader, or friend of anyone that is Gen Z, I urge you to run and read this book. With clarity and compassion, Tanita Tualla Maddox teaches through accessible stories, data, and scriptural reasoning how to listen, speak, and understand differently in order to love, serve, and empower the complex, beautiful, and hurting generation that is Gen Z. Read and get schooled in the best way to love the next generation and beyond.”

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Cover of Beyond Colorblind

Beyond Colorblind

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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