Stephan Bauman

Becoming Whole

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In Becoming Whole, Fikkert and Kapic build upon the watershed legacy of When Helping Hurts by challenging latent assumptions and awakening essential truth. Becoming Whole is a torch of wisdom to lift high, a beacon to help us to exemplify God's love in cultures across the world and also our own backyards. Read at your own risk, however: these words will transform!”

Call for Justice

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In Call to Justice, the authors display something exceptional: a model of doing justice that bridges today’s best justice theory with the vanguard of justice practice. Call to Justice is a field guide for anyone committed to pursuing deep and lasting change. Those brave enough to accept its invitation, and tenacious enough to endure the long haul, will experience the kind of breakthroughs we long for.”

Caring for Creation

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In Caring for Creation, Mitch Hescox and Paul Douglas present compelling evidence, grapple with indispensable theology, and propose crucial solutions regarding one of the most urgent crises of our day. As people of faith, we can lead a global conversation toward action—action that will save millions of lives and bear witness to a creative and loving God who cares about all people.”

Disaster Ministry Handbook

Church Leadership & Ministry

“This book helps churches and individuals follow Jesus to the front lines of tragedy, whether human-made or natural, to serve people in their greatest need. Drs. Aten and Boan collapse typical dichotomies of professional/laity, church/agency and word/deed by presenting an inspiring and thoroughly helpful guide to those bold enough to insist that faith must be lived out during crisis.”

Effective Intercultural Communication

Evangelism & Missions

“As globalization redefines how we live, Effective Intercultural Communication charts a clear pathway for those courageous enough to rethink how we communicate in a radically changing world. The principles in this book have profoundly changed me. They will change you too.”

Give Your Child the World

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Inspiring, accessible, and supremely practical, Give Your Child the World is an outstanding resource for families who want their children to engage the world and shape its future. It helps children imagine, believe, and love. Give Your Child the World makes dreams tangible for children. We highly recommend it!”

Great Commission, Great Compassion

Evangelism & Missions

“Great Commission, Great Compassion is passionate, principled and extremely practical, and its invitation is hopeful. The possibility for genuine impact is available to all of us. Paul writes what he lives, drawing from a life journey that has taken him across the world. I commend it highly.”

It's A God Thing

Christian Living

“Through everyday miracles discovered in the nooks and crannies of life, It’s a God Thing presents a stunning glimpse of God through the lives of people like you and me. It’s a God Thing is more than a book. It’s an invitation, an encounter, a way of life. I recommend it highly.”

It's a God Thing Volume 2

Christian Living

“Through everyday miracles discovered in the nooks and crannies of life, It’s a God Thing presents a stunning glimpse of God through the lives of people like you and me. It’s a God Thing is more than a book. It’s an invitation, an encounter, a way of life. I recommend it highly.”

Practicing the King's Economy

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Practicing the King’s Economy explores the ‘why’ behind our economic choices and presents practical, genuine steps for positively impacting our families, neighborhoods, and communities. I recommend this book to anyone seeking to live authentically in a world where our deeds must lead the conversation on faith.”

Serving God in a Migrant Crisis

Evangelism & Missions

Foreword

“In Serving God in a Migrant Crisis, Patrick Johnstone and Dean Merrill step into the fray with the open hands of practical help. They grapple with controversial questions, wrestle with relevant biblical texts, present compelling data, and offer tangible ideas for getting involved. They are noble and trustworthy guides.”

The Fellowship of the Suffering

Christian Living

“Awesome book—so absolutely needed! The Fellowship of the Suffering explores the ‘why’ behind our suffering while presenting practical, genuine steps for converting our pain into promise. We recommend this book to anyone brave enough to consider how suffering forges uncommon faith and authentic love in a world desperate for both.”

The Innovation Crisis

Church Leadership & Ministry

“The Innovation Crisis is an urgent call to take a hard look at why our faith communities are increasingly irrelevant. Ted presents an unvarnished look at why we're in crisis and offers proven solutions to not only overcome our malaise but actually set the pace for the future. This is more than a book; it's an invitation to participate in high-stakes change.”

The Myth of Equality

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Ken Wytsma goes where few dare to tread. He asks hard questions about race, justice, and equality and presents proven and practical solutions. Above all, Ken personifies these solutions; he is seeking to live justice, not just do it. The message in The Myth of Equality is urgent; it's a must-read.”

The Sleep You're Longing For

World Religions

“Experiencing better sleep changes everything: from creativity and productivity to the quality of relationships and the satisfaction of the soul. Ken Wytsma has walked the arduous terrain of sleeplessness and come out on the other side with empathy, insight, and practical wisdom. The Sleep You’re Longing For is a field guide for getting your life back.”

The Spiritual Danger of Doing Good

Christian Living

“Anchored in personal, gut-honest experience, The Spiritual Danger of Doing Good is a clarion call to all of us. Peter and Anna discuss how to change the world without sacrificing what is most important. I deeply resonate with the principles found in this book. I am taking an inventory of my own journey as a result.”