Tim Dalrymple

American Awakening

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“John Kingston’s deep love for his country, his passion to see people flourish, his penetrating insight into the state of the world, and his wisdom in human nature and the human predicament come through in brilliant colors. Underlying our social dysfunction, our political polarization, and the divisions along lines of ethnicity, class, and ideology is a far deeper problem. The roots that long nourished the American experiment have withered. Until we replenish those roots, there is no legislation and no political administration that can make us whole. Kingston is extraordinarily gifted at getting beyond the partisan warfare, the noise, and the statistics to the fundamental truths and values that ground us and hold us together as human beings and as Americans. I hope everyone reads this book. It would refresh and restrengthen the roots of our economy, our democracy, and our society.”

Beyond Our Control

Christian Living

“This book is a gem. We were captivated by Michael and Lauren’s poignant personal story of waiting, adoption, and loss. They wrestled and held on to the goodness of God amidst their grief. They encourage readers that God is able to do something immeasurably greater than we can imagine through the pain. We strongly recommend this book for anyone wrestling to make sense of suffering and powerlessness in light of the cross.”

Moms at the Well

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“This book is a remarkable resource for moms, but its fundamental focus on spiritual formation is relevant for everyone. It illuminates how the loving hand of God can shape and refine us through the joys and challenges of parenting. Tara Edelschick and Kathy Tuan-MacLean invite us to drink deeply from the well of stories of mothers in the Bible, to reflect on the Holy Spirit's activity in our lives, and to practice spiritual exercises that deepen our connection with God.”

The Softer Side of Leadership

Work, Money & Leadership

“The Softer Side of Leadership is filled with practical wisdom from Gene Habecker's many decades of experience in board rooms and presidencies. I read this book when I was preparing to take the helm of a large organization with a long legacy. Although I am still working to apply its guidance, I have found it immensely helpful. Leaders are shepherds of people, and Habecker shows how we must commit ourselves to the interpersonal skills and sensitivities that our roles require or else wewill burn ourselves out and burn those around us. I only wish I had read the book sooner.”