Sean McDowell
Biography
Sean McDowell co-wrote Evidence That Demands a Verdict, Same-Sex Marriage, and So the Next Generation Will Know with others.
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“I often say that there is a way to think biblically about everything. It never occurred to me to apply this to the field of statistics. Yet, my colleague and friend Jason Wilson has done it! In Statistics and Faith, written for intellectually hungry non-statisticians, Dr. Wilson reveals some fascinating insights about gambling, the origin of life, the Covid-19 virus, and much more. He helps readers not only make connections from math to faith but to grow in wisdom, so as not to be fooled by the many people who misuse stats.”
Tactics, 10th Anniversary Edition
Apologetics
“Author of True for You, but Not for Me and Will the Real Jesus Please Stand Up? Tactics is the book I’ve been waiting for! I love engaging non-Christians in conversation, but in the back of my mind I often think, “What if I get stuck and don’t know what to do?” Greg helped me put that fear to rest and gave me practical tools to artfully maneuver in conversations. I enthusiastically recommend Tactics. It will revolutionize your conversations with non-Christians.”
Philosophy
“Taking Persons Seriously is a deep dive into the ontological foundations of what it means to be a human person. Yet the various authors don’t leave the philosophical question of human nature as an abstraction; rather, they apply their conclusions to pressing contemporary bioethical issues, arguing (rightly in my opinion) that ontology provides the starting point for discussions about bioethics.”
Christian Living
“People seem more relationally disconnected today than ever and yet are desperate for meaning and connection. This is one big reason I am thrilled about this new book by my friend Todd Hall. The Connected Life is research based and yet full of stories and practical ideas. I am honored to offer an endorsement and look forward to helping spread the word when it releases.”
Science & Faith
“The Genealogical Adam and Eve is a meticulously researched, fascinating, and timely book. I am personally grateful to Dr. Swamidass for his honest and thoughtful approach to the question of the historical Adam. Whether we agree or disagree with him on evolution or Adam and Eve, everyone can deeply appreciate the spirit in which he writes this book. It is a model for how to approach hard questions at the intersection of science and faith. May this book get the wide readership it deserves.”
Apologetics
“The God Conversation is one of my favorite apologetics books to recommend. There is value in this book for everyone. Experts will gain practical, memorable ways to communicate critical apologetics truths. And beginners will find helpful stories and illustrations to answer some of the biggest questions asked today. This book is a gem.”
Theology
“The Hope of the Resurrection is a fantastic book. Schreiner writes in an accessible and interesting manner with extensive research behind his claims. Given that the resurrection of Jesus is the heart of our faith in terms of truth and spiritual practice, I highly recommend reading and studying this book so that you can truly understand what the resurrection means for you today.”
The Law, the Christ, the Promise
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“This book is a fresh and unique study on Galatians. In fact, I wish I had thought of it myself! The Law, the Christ, The Promise is ideal for both personal and group study. R. L. Solberg helps readers understand Galatians, apply it to their lives, and defend it to skeptics.”
The Message Behind the Movie—Reboot
Arts & Literature
“Doug has written an insightful, enjoyable, and practical guide for thoughtfully watching film.”
Apologetics
“The Story of Reality is a delightful and bold book. Greg Koukl has masterfully captured the heart of the Christian story in a way that is clarifying and insightful for believers but also eye-opening and thought-provoking for nonbelievers. The Story of Reality is a book worth reading carefully, discussing with friends, and ultimately passing on to others.”
World Religions
“Nancy Pearcey has done it again. In this timely and insightful book, she argues that the problem today is not masculinity itself but a secular view of masculinity that has replaced the biblical concept of manhood. Pearcey offers a historical look at how we lost it and a road map for recovery. So much is at stake. We must take The Toxic War on Masculinity to heart.”
Christian Living
“This book is perfectly titled because truth does change everything. It changes whether we live in hope, love, and faith or fear and despair. Dr. Myers lays out what is at stake in the battle for Truth and offers a road map for how Truth can be known and experienced. This is a timely, insightful, and story-filled book.”
Christian Living
“A timely, well-researched, and fascinating book . . . the definitive response to the claim that Christianity is ‘poisonous’ for the world.”
Christian Living
“Peace is one of the most common themes in the Bible. And yet it seems that so few Christians experience it. If you want to know genuine peace in your life, this book is a biblically-based, practical guide.”
Christian Living
“When the Journey Hurts addresses two difficult, timeless questions: How can I make sense of my suffering? And how can I best deal with suffering? This book uniquely offers both biblical and psychological insights that can be immediately applied to your life or the lives of those you love. It is full of stories, insights, and hope for those who suffer. I hope you will prayerfully read it and also share what you have learned with a friend.”
Where Is God in a World with So Much Evil?
Christian Living
“The problem of evil, and in particular the Holocaust, is the greatest challenge to faith. From a biblical and pastoral perspective, Hansen tackles this challenge with boldness and compassion. While not offering easy answers, he argues how the Christian faith offers hope and justice amid the greatest evil imaginable.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“I love this book in terms of both content and tone. Neil Shenvi has thought deeply about these issues and provides a reasoned case for Christianity. He also responds to some of the most common objections with clarity and precision. I hope Why Believe? gets the wide readership it deserves.”
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