Tammy Dunahoo

Following Wisdom, Leading Wisely

Work, Money & Leadership

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Hearing God, Following the Spirit

Theology

“Every generation needs its teachers who speak their language to interpret the times and help them learn to hear the voice of their Creator above the noise around them. In this era of constant distraction and disruption, Steven Félix-Jäger cuts through the chaos with a sound that is clear and that guides the reader to recognize the trustworthy voice that matters most.”

Longing for Revival

Christian Living

“At this time in history, there is a critical need for serious answers to the condition of our world. This book is honest, convincing, hopeful, redemptive, and thorough, and provides a way for every follower of Jesus to become part of the answer, no matter your age and place in life. It is a must-read for every church leader!”

Renewing Christian Worldview

Theology

“One of the greatest threats to the God-given fullness of human life is reductionism. When we attempt to make the unknowable known using reason and intellect alone, we unintentionally reduce the Infinite to the finite mind. Félix-Jäger and Shin have invited us to a renewed worldview through the integration of experience, emotion, and mind with beauty, goodness, and truth. This is a must-read for our time!”

The Forgotten Ways

Christian Living

“Hirsch has gone on a quest with this latest work. There is nothing more important than seeking to rediscover our identity and purpose as established by the Lord of the church; it truly is a journey, but one that is essential and well worth it.”

The Gift of Prophetic Encouragement

Christian Living

“Debbie Kitterman has written a balanced and instructive resource that will encourage followers of Jesus to live out their faith in a way that is desperately needed in today’s culture. A truly prophetic lifestyle lived out in the character of Christ is the hope many are looking for.”

Rev.

The Shaping of Things to Come

Church Leadership & Ministry

“The Shaping of Things to Come was one of the early warning cries to the Western church that the world we are responsible to engage with the love of Christ is radically changing. Though it caused discomfort, we had to face the truths expressed, and open our minds and hearts to what ‘the Spirit is saying to the Church.’ Though we still have much that needs shaping to become as effective as we need to be, the missional conversation has significantly transformed many of us.”