Steve Bezner
Biography
Steve Bezner wrote Your Jesus Is Too American.
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Christian Living
“In an age obsessed with fads and fleeting moments, Phylicia rises above the fray and presents us a with something ultimate and timeless: a book that helps us understand and faithfully follow God. Her systematic approach to theology is true to her style—easy to understand but simultaneously full of understanding. Her wise words cut through the confusion surrounding theology and give us the gift of clarity. Every Woman a Theologian is a resource for any woman (or man!) ready to discover just how essential theology is to a vibrant faith. Highly recommended!”
Dr.
Every Woman a Theologian Workbook
Theology
“In an age obsessed with fads and fleeting moments, Phylicia rises above the fray and presents us a with something ultimate and timeless: a book that helps us understand and faithfully follow God. Her systematic approach to theology is true to her style—easy to understand but simultaneously full of understanding. Her wise words cut through the confusion surrounding theology and give us the gift of clarity. Every Woman a Theologian is a resource for any woman (or man!) ready to discover just how essential theology is to a vibrant faith. Highly recommended!”
Dr.
Friendship with the Friend of Sinners
Christian Living
“If you’ve ever felt alone, isolated, ignored, or ‘too much’ for the people in your life, take heart. If you are struggling or floundering with relationships, be encouraged. Jared C. Wilson has written a book for you—for each of us—reminding us of the blessing and power we find in friendship with the Savior. This book methodically chipped away at my instinctively hard heart, exposing a tenderness that moved me to both tears and laughter as I reveled in the goodness we have in our dear friend, Jesus. Read this book, and then give it to everyone you know who needs a friend.”
History & Biography
“I wept my way through the final chapter of Molly’s book and laughed at its ending. Her story is a story for each of us: one of soul-jarring tragedy, bone-headed mistakes, aimless wandering—and the grace of a God whose relentless love meets us in the midst of it all. I hope you will read it and find that same grace and love waiting for you.”
Reading the Bible, Missing the Gospel
Christian Living
“It is not enough to read the Bible. One must know how to read the Bible rightly. With pastoral care and a humorous heart, Ben speaks to each of us, gently showing us where we have misstepped in our reading, both culturally and religiously. He does not, however, abandon us. Instead, he points us hopefully toward a brighter and more holistic path. He leads us further up and further into the great Story, making us better readers and, in the end, better participants in remaking the world. Highly recommended.”
Christian Living
“The Story of Everything is a small summa for our time. Wilson holds the multifaceted jewel of the world up to the light of the gospel, slowly rotating it, allowing the reader to see the present and future goodness of God reflecting and refracting in every part. Insightful, profound, simple, and witty. Wilson has the gift of writing with theological depth and precision while maintaining complete clarity and popular appeal.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Churches across the West are in decline and, as a result, are trying to do something about it. Andrew Root and Blair Bertrand explain why this is precisely what they should not do. Rather than attempting to whip up a frenzy of programs and activity, Root and Bertrand point churches back to the mystery and power of God, back to waiting on him to do the things that only he can do. Rejecting pithy slogans and slick approaches, this book challenges us to think first about God’s place in our church and, in the process, rediscover just how beautiful her life might become once again.”
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