Sarah Thebarge

Jesus without Borders

Christian Living

“Using humor, insight, and a well-stamped passport, Gibbs explores the lenses through which we look at our faith, and sparks our imagination to wonder what we might discover if we had the courage to look beyond our cultural biases and see Jesus with new eyes.”

Made for These Times

Work, Money & Leadership

“With wit and wisdom, Justin Zoradi shows us practical ways to help and heal a broken world. He’s an important voice for our generation to hear.”

Outlaw Christian

Christian Living

“Reading Outlaw Christian was like having a late-night conversation with a dear friend. The experience is filled with deep confessions, refreshing honesty, and new grace. I hope readers take away the same thing I did—a rekindled love for the God who finds us and frees us.”

The Pursuing God

Christian Living

“Joshua Ryan Butler may well be the most spiritually perceptive writer of his generation. In spite of centuries of misunderstandings, clichés, distortions, and false caricatures that surround the story of Jesus, Butler sees the gospel clearly for what it has always been—what it was always meant to be. With singing prose and profound perception, Butler helps readers see and encounter the God who so generously gives, who so desperately pursues, who so dearly loves the world.”

The Skeletons in God's Closet

Apologetics

“I began reading Joshua Ryan Butler’s book wondering if his arguments would change my mind about judgment and hell. Instead, as I read deeper and deeper into the book, I found that Joshua’s words changed not only my mind, but also my heart, as I began to understand God’s pure, unrelenting love for the world.”

Unarmed Empire

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Sean Palmer is a skilled storyteller, a deep thinker, an insightful writer, and a faithful follower of Jesus. In Unarmed Empire, Palmer sagely assesses the church—both as it was intended to be, and as it is. While acknowledging the church’s faults, flaws, and failures, Palmer nevertheless casts a hopeful vision of the church as it can be, reminding us that no matter how lost we are, we can always find our way Home.”