Scott Erickson
Biography
Scott Erickson wrote Honest Advent and Say Yes, and co-wrote In the Low with Justin McRoberts.
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“As with all the greats, Dr. Alma Zaragoza-Petty invites us to see that the fractures within ourselves and each other are the starting point for a more just world. An important read in turning our pain into redemptive power.”
Faithfully Dissident Daughters
Women
“There is a tradition, ancient and unbroken, of women who knew that the Divine was bigger than the men describing it —and Chelsea stands squarely in that lineage. This book is not a departure from Christianity—it’s a contribution from its deepest truths.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Highly relatable no matter what Enneagram number you are. Gideon Tsang mixes autobiography, pastoring, and Enneagram coaching in a way that lets you know he isn't inviting you into a transformation that he hasn't already been willing to undertake himself, which makes him a guide you can trust on the journey to wholeness.”
Christian Living
“In this amazing book, McRoberts does what all great artists do: he invites us into the transformation that he’s been willing to do first. That transformation is the hard, vulnerable, and life-giving work of not letting things just be as they seemingly are, but performing the alchemy of turning it into creative gold. The journey of learning how to do this is essential, and McRoberts is the best of guides.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Sometimes we have all the words to pray. Sometimes we don't have any. This book is a perfect companion for the seasons when we could use some help with what we really want to say.”
Christian Living
“This book is a companion for the thresholds we cannot name, guiding us to stand in the doorway between what has ended and what has not yet begun. With language both tender and unflinching, Adriel Booker reminds us that our vocation is less a destination than a courageous dwelling in the questions that change us.”
Christian Living
“Joy Prouty’s The Art of Self-Compassion is a soul-forming, luminous guide to healing the parts of ourselves we’ve long abandoned or feared. Through raw honesty, poetic insight, and humorous humility, Joy invites us to reclaim our stories, integrate our pain, and discover the quiet, revolutionary power of being gentle with ourselves.”
World Religions
“An essential read for any on the journey of spiritual, mental, or physical wellness. McBride’s teaching and invitation to connect with the wisdom of our bodies changed my life.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“What a gift this book is. Kevin put all the wonderful aspects of an intimate conversation with him in this helpful resource.”
Why Would Anyone Go to Church?
Christian Living
““Right from the beginning, this book doesn’t shy away from the frightening questions being asked about what is happening to church and whether there is any hope for it. Because of this, I knew I could trust Kevin as he led me through his difficult and joyful journey of pastoring a church. I thoroughly enjoyed Why Would Anyone Go to Church? not just for its great storytelling and insightful practices but because of the revelation that those involved in participating in the church are not the ones who win or lose but the ones who are irrevocably transformed.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Leslie Harter-Berg deftly leads us through hard truths—the good that comes later never redeems the wound of loss. And yet she shows with fierce honesty how grief, when carried, can turn into a strange kind of strength: one that remakes a life without erasing its scars. A must-read for anyone walking through the grief of losing a loved one.”
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