Ted Kluck
Biography
Ted Kluck wrote Robert Griffin III, and co-wrote Why We're Not Emergent and Why We Love the Church with Kevin DeYoung.
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Men
“This book is raw, vulnerable, practical, and unflinchingly honest. Noah writes from the trenches—as a pastor and a husband—about the scourge of our generation and shows us the one and only solution—Christ and his cross.”
Preaching & Worship
“It’s only in recent years, after confessing sin and really experiencing God’s grace, that I have grown to love singing in church. Still, no one had ever taught me the hows and whys of singing. And being raised somewhat stoic and Midwestern, standing in a group of people and singing out loud always felt weird. Jim’s book gives a winsome, accessible, and humble argument for thinking about our singing, but also for enjoying it at a deep level.”
Fiction
“Fueled by an encyclopedic knowledge of action movies and popular culture, and a reverence for scripture born of seminary study and faithful service as a pastor, Zachary Bartels is uniquely equipped to write the kind of novel that will make you think differently about Christian novels. Playing Saint is a reflection of its author—risky, fast-paced, sarcastic, clever, and ultimately hopeful. We need more novels, and more authors, like this!”
Christian Living
“Rob Bentz has written a clear, responsible, and Scripture-soaked take on the way God interacts with us, and the way we interact with Christ’s bride: the church. Rob’s love for the church is evident on every page.”
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