Seth Haines

75 Masterpieces Every Christian Should Know

Arts & Literature

“In 75 Masterpieces Every Christian Should Know, Terry Glaspey traces the scarlet thread of Christian thought through the ages, following it through the veins of fine art, music, poetry, and architecture. Expounding upon the historical significance of each masterpiece, and including stunning images, Glaspey opens the vault, showing us the treasures of our Christian artistic heritage. A page-turner from the start, 75 Masterpieces Every Christian Should Know exposes us to the uncommon beauty birthed by the uncommon men and women of faith. Simply put, Glaspey's work is one of the most informative, enjoyable, and artistically inspirational books I've read in some time.”

A Curious Faith

Christian Living

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

A Family Shaped by Grace

Christian Living

“There are elders who speak with the authority of hard-won wisdom. Gary Morland is just such an elder. In A Family Shaped by Grace, Morland shares tools for crafting the kind of family we all want with family members who love well, serve well, and work together toward something eternal. Pick up a copy, and learn the art of family-craft from your elder; you’ll find Morland’s experience colors him with the patina of something very trustworthy.”

Adopted

Christian Living

“As an orphan, daughter, and adoptive mother, Kelley brings a depth of experience and clarity of pen to this work of lived theology. If you’re looking to adopt a holistic theology of orphan care, grab this book.”

Friends, Partners, and Lovers

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“With his sharp wit, a precise pen, wisdom beyond his years, and an ever-present posture of love, Kevin Thompson is a rare gift to the church. His writing carries a holy, transformational weight, and his readers are better for having spent time with his words.”

Glorious Weakness

Christian Living

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Dusty Ones

Christian Living

“A. J. Swoboda is the kind of pastor, writer, and theologian today’s church desperately needs. Capable and engaging, he has a bent toward vulnerability that is simply honest and beautifully human. And it’s this human touch that makes The Dusty Ones a unique, well-rooted, and spiritually nourishing work. If you’ve experienced your own desert seasons or periods of wandering, this book is Swoboda’s gift to you.”

Why Can't Church Be More Like an AA Meeting?

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“If you’ve attended a Twelve-Step recovery meeting, you’ve likely come to a simple conclusion: If church were more like this, no one would ever leave. In this book, Stephen Haynes highlights the hallmarks of programs like AA—the nonjudgmental curiosity, unmitigated acceptance, and unfailing support of the members—and casts a new vision for the church, one that sees brokenness as the first step in a miraculous healing journey. This book is a must for every pastor, priest, deacon, or lay leader. Do not pick it up lightly.”