Sean Gladding

A Reader's Guide to the Bible

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Whether you're new to the Bible or have been reading it for years, John Goldingay's A Reader's Guide to the Bible will prove a helpful companion as you turn the pages of the world's bestselling book. Concise, accessible, and insightful, Goldingay provides the reader with an introduction to the stories, cultures, and history from which the Bible arises, serving to deepen our understanding of the story of God unfolding in its pages.”

Telling the Gospel Through Story

Evangelism & Missions

“Human beings make sense of our lives through stories. Yet all too often when it comes to evangelism, Christians offer some abstract theological propositions for people to agree with or not, rather than inviting them to enter the Story the Bible is narrating. Christine Dillon calls us to recapture the beauty, power and mystery of storying the gospel, and does so with the wisdom of a practitioner.”

The Bible Study Handbook

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“The Bible Study Handbook is a welcome addition to the field of inductive bible study. As an introduction to the practice it is accessible, insightful and eminently practical.”

The Recovery-Minded Church

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“If you are a pastor, chances are your formal training did not prepare you to serve those with addictions you meet in your church and your community on a daily basis. Nor did it foster the kind of vulnerability and rigorous honesty that your own ongoing transformation demands. Jonathan Benz and Kristina Robb-Dover offer a challenging, inspiring and eminently practical guide for becoming a 'prodigal church'—a hope-full community where the grace of God brings healing to those of us willing to tell the truth about our addictions, brokenness and sin, as well as a place to celebrate the freedom we have found.”

Unearth the Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Johnmark Camenga’s passionate belief in the church’s future is on display throughout this book, and he asks exactly the kinds of awkward questions that many church leaders are avoiding out of concern for their church’s present. I encourage leaders to take Camenga’s questions to heart and honestly wrestle with them as a church community.”