Susan M. Shaw

Honestly

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Mark Wingfield draws from decades of experience in religious journalism to make the case for Christian truth-telling, even when it’s complicated and hard. Drawing from a rich mix of history, biblical material, and contemporary events, Wingfield creates a readable, useful book that every Christian should read in this post-Trump era of misinformation, falsehood, and lies.”

Invisible

Women

“Invisible opens our eyes to the long history of racism, discrimination, and xenophobia that Asian Americans have faced and are facing. We need a theology of visibility to start embracing, welcoming, and loving one another. I highly recommend this book.”

The Power of the God Who Can’t

Theology

“With a pastor’s compassion, Russ Dean tackles some of the thorniest problems of Christian faith that have kept many of us up at night, made us retreat into platitudes, or caused us to leave Christian faith entirely. Dean offers us a realistic, faithful, and practical way to be honest with ourselves and others about the God Who Does Everything God Can Do and at the same time to live a faith that embodies God’s love, goodness, and creativity.”