Terry M. Wildman

Being Christian After the Desolation of Gaza

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Being Christian After the Desolation of Gaza gathers sixteen courageous Christian voices that expose Israel’s overwhelming violence against Palestinians and trace today’s conflict to seventy-five years of settler-colonial injustice, echoing Indigenous North American histories. I urge Jesus-followers to respond with open hearts and courageous action to this clarion call for a just and non-violent peace.”

Disarming Leviathan

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“I have read many books on the dangers of Christian nationalism. They have a needed confrontational prophetic voice—which I believe is necessary. But I love how Campbell approaches this subject as a pastor with the heart of an evangelist. He suggests that instead of flipping tables, we offer table fellowship, engaging people from a place of relationship. His book isn't based on theory but on heartbreaking experiences with family, friends, and the church members he pastors, where he learned how to create conversations instead of confrontations. This book will provide encouragement, wisdom, and practical suggestions for all who want to see Christian nationalists return to the ways of Jesus.”

Making Room in Advent

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Bette Dickinson's book Making Room in Advent is a welcome contemplative offering birthed from her own experiences. She offers artistic depth combined with theological breadth and personal application. From her paintbrush and her words, shepresents twenty-five works of art, one for each portion of the story of when Creator called Mary to be the mother of Jesus. I am not often a reader of daily devotionals, but I was taken in from my first reading, not only by her paintings on canvas but by the way she paints words. As a storyteller myself, I got caught up in each day's story and found myself wanting more.”

The Everlasting People

Arts & Literature

“Matthew Milliner applies inspiration from the writings and musings of G. K. Chesterton to look deeper into the cultures of the Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island (North America). Milliner allows his own experiences in relationship with Native North Americans to challenge his preconceptions and his understanding of where faith in Jesus begins on this continent. With unusual transparency for a theologian, he shares much from his own relational and cultural experiences as he gives readers thoughtful ways to approach Indigenous theology. This book is filled with contemplative insights, soul-searching questions, and generous footnotes for further reading. It is my hope that books like this will create cultural bridges that will foster further conciliatory opportunities.”

Undoing Manifest Destiny

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Get ready for a disturbing yet hopeful journey as L. Daniel Hawk, writing not just as an academic but as someone whose heart beats for genuine reconciliation, walks us through the painful truths behind Manifest Destiny and the doctrine of discovery. Undoing Manifest Destiny challenges the descendants of settler colonists to question the stories that formed them, to see with new eyes, and to join the work of truth-telling and restoration. I hope the reader will hear the call to walk alongside those who long to see harmony and balance restored.”