Sharon Hodde Miller

The Liturgy of Politics

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“How should Christians vote? In the last several years, this question has become a dividing line in the church, polarizing the people of God into opposing camps and fracturing the Christian community along worldly fault lines. With wisdom beyond her years, Kaitlyn Schiess recognizes the folly of centering on this question and instead focuses on a better one: What sort of people are we being formed into? With biblical grounding, theological depth, and the spiritual urgency of a next-generation leader, Kaitlyn lays the groundwork for a better, more faithful approach to political engagement. After finishing this book, here is the one thing I know for sure: we have not seen the last of Kaitlyn.”

The Power of Place

Christian Living

“It is difficult to overstate the importance of this message for our culture right now. The nearly ubiquitous, frayed edges of our souls reveal that we are a profoundly uprooted people. With great wisdom and pastoral care, Daniel Grothe puts his finger on the precise sickness that ails us. My sincere hope is that Christians will read this with the urgency it warrants.”

The Resilient Pastor

Christian Living

“In our generation, pastors are leading through a precarious combination of challenges. Consumerism, individualism, secularization, and polarization are a cocktail of complexity and spiritual drain. Right now, pastors like myself are as disoriented and depleted as ever, which is why I absolutely devoured this book. With wisdom, winsomeness, and brilliant expertise, Glenn answers many of the questions I have been asking and provides many of the insights I have been craving. This book is an incredible resource for pastors, and it has come to us not a minute too soon.”

The Secure Soul

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Alison Cook was given to the church for such a time as this. Writing as both a trained therapist, a spiritual sage, and a devoted follower of Jesus, Cook engages one of the biggest felt needs of our generation, but with the kind of wisdom and authority our culture has not been able to provide. If you have ever struggled with identity or insecurity, you are going to soak up every word of this book!”

What If It's Wonderful?

Christian Living

“Cynicism is easier and pessimism safer than the potential humiliation of hope, which is why we frequently rely on these false refuges. To some degree, we have all been pulled into this cultural current, but thankfully, Nicole Zasowski is here to snatch us back. With brilliant insight and brave vulnerability, Nicole examines the heartache, fear, and self-protection that stands between us and freely enjoying the gifts of God. I never expected a book about celebration to slay my pride and grant me such blazing clarity about myself, but here it is!”

You Can Let Go

Women

“This book is the product of great courage. I read Alexandra’s story with my heart in my throat, because she has done the difficult work of excavating her pain in order to understand it, heal it, and guide others through the same journey. If you are struggling with bitterness, unforgiveness, or holding a grudge, this book is going to help set you free.”