Terry Linhart
Christian Living
“The journey of living has a way of raising unexpected questions along its path. Sometimes these questions can arrest our momentum and confuse our sense of direction. Weaving theology into the everyday, Jeff Keuss helps us identify and answer questions that we need to consider. In a world of noise, the clarity these answers provide will instill confidence in our pursuit of God as we listen for what he has for us. And all along the way we're guided by a scholar/author who is modeling what it means to journey well in life.”
Marriage, Family & Relationships
“We shouldn’t just wait for someone or something else to help our children navigate the confusion and deception that they experience regarding sex. Jonathan McKee is both a parent and a trusted expert on adolescence and youth-related issues. In this book, he provides clarity and practical knowledge so that you and I can do more than just give a nervous ‘talk’ to our kids; we can be loving and consistent parents for them as well.”
Children & Youth
“You are about to sit down with a book from a master teacher who cares deeply about young people and the church. Dr. Sharon Galgay Ketcham has been a longtime leader in the conversations regarding the faith development and church participation of young people. In response to current concerns about their waning church involvement, her research draws out some helpful language and guiding principles that can serve church leaders well. This book is a source of hope and offers a thoughtful and practical way forward, giving churches the foundation and the means to see vibrant renewal in the lives of their young people.”
Children & Youth
“This book is the definitive guide to leading service projects and mission trips in youth groups. With proven practical ideas built from the best research, Dr. Kara Powell and Brad Griffin provide youth workers with the understanding and tools necessary for helping spiritual growth “stick” in the lives of young people. This is my new recommended guide for youth workers who want to lead mission trips that make a difference in their students’ lives.”
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