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Tiffany Bluhm

Biography

Tiffany Bluhm is the author of The Women We've Been Waiting For (2024) and Prey Tell (2021). Bluhm previously served as cohost of the Why Tho? podcast.

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Being a Sanctuary

Christian Living

“Rather than grow calloused from serving as collateral in the white evangelical machine, Pricelis chose softness and safety. Throughout these pages, she invites readers to see themselves as welcoming sanctuaries to all image bearers, embodying the gospel for every tribe and tongue.”

Doing Nothing Is No Longer an Option

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Jenny beckons readers to normalize allyship rather than leave it to a few, summoning the privileged to be part of the answer and not the problem. Without a lick of lip service, she goes first, grappling with how racism has been laced through her own story, all the while inviting readers to a place of advocacy and allyship that will lead to the flourishing of all God's children.”

Everyday Activism

Christian Living

“Buck gracefully and honestly shares what it takes to faithfully live as an activist committed to human flourishing and renewal one day at a time. From breaking down terms to practical examples, and with insightful inspiration from the Scriptures, Buck doesn’t miss a beat as he proves that activism isn’t beyond us but rather is a holy mandate for followers of Jesus. A must-read for everyone committed to embodying the life of Christ.”

Forgiveness after Trauma

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Through her own story of trauma and recovery, Susannah Griffith gently urges readers to discover the many facets of forgiveness, paving a way forward after harm. On her journey she leaves no stone unturned: addressing anger, lament, accountability, and empathy. Her story is one I’ll return to again and again.”

Recovering Racists

Women

“McVicker offers a global perspective on how racism has manifested itself in cultures and countries around the world while addressing what it means to reckon with one’s own relationship with white supremacy. Her honest grappling with whiteness makes way for us all to lean in and learn from someone who has done the work to reclaim our humanity.”

Rewilding Motherhood

Christian Living

“Rewilding Motherhood is the permission to explore what motherhood means outside of the traditional beliefs many of us believed were set in stone.”

Rise of the Truth Teller

Christian Living

“Ashley shares good old-fashioned truths we all need to hear, no matter what season of life we find ourselves in. Like us, Ashley is no stranger to heartache, loss, grief, and struggle, and she reminds us, page after page, that truth and grace are tucked in every corner of our lives, given to us by the Truth himself.”

Safe Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Bauman goes to great lengths to address abusive behavior in the church and behind closed doors in Safe Church. Weaving his own journey into the work, he unearths weighty issues alongside his readers. He’s never preachy but offers a holy imagination of what could be. With humility, he invites us to reckon with faulty theology and live into safe and grace-filled spaces.”

Sexless in the City

Women

“Kat Harris honestly, and sometimes humorously, addresses issues that were wholly neglected by faith mentors and, dare I say, our own mothers. As Harris questions the shameful narrative many learned in their youth, she paints a new picture, one laced with grace and restoration. This book will prove to be an invaluable invaluable road map for women as they navigate their sexuality in this day and age.”

The Deep Down Things

Christian Living

“Honest to the bone, Seth and Amber dig deep to name the pain that has marred their stories, yet they artfully share that even in the darkest of seasons, hope blossoms and healing is our divine right no matter what we’ve lost or when we lost our way.”

The Sexual Reformation

Theology

“Beyond revolution, we need a reformation, and Byrd perfectly explains why as she implores readers to question hierarchal roles baked into evangelicalism. evangelicalism. Through the oft-overlooked book of Song of Songs, she beckons the church to consider a richer, more robust understanding of the sexes and honor the inherent dignity and embodied personhood of men and women. Her insights will untangle your beliefs about sexuality and reform them for the flourishing of all.”

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