Stephen Parker

Creativity, Theology, and Posttraumatic Growth

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Risser brings together D. W. Winnicott’s developmental theory of creativity and play with theological reflections on the image of God to offer his own creative, playful contribution on the role of play and creativity in responding to trauma in growth-enhancing ways. Clinicians interested in spirituality/religion will appreciate both his theological reflections as well as his practical suggestions for responding creatively to trauma.”

Formational Leadership

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Marcus Kilian’s well-reasoned synthesis of psychology and Wesleyan theology provides much needed and timely insight into both the causes of and potential remedies for toxic leadership.”

Home with the Good Father

Christian Living

“If you want more from your relationship with God, sit back, relax, and enjoy reading Home with the Good Father. Dr Turner’s wisdom, experiences, and caring style will help you to appreciate our Father’s love in fresh ways.”

What Job’s Friends Could Have Done

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Stephen Torr has made a significant contribution to practical theology. His work to better inform the ways we think about pastoral care to those who have experienced trauma is both useful and noteworthy in that it extends both theological and psychological understandings of trauma. His dialogue between biblical studies, theology, and the psychology of D.W. Winnicott is especially creative and engaging.”

Willows in the Breeze

Arts & Literature

“What a delight! This anthology of poetry is a rare gift. Felix Sennitt uses felicitous words with a rich blend of humor, agony, and thoughtfulness. He offers pause, hope, and redemption to the reader who takes the time to read this slowly and well.”