Todd W. Hall

A Recipe for Disaster

Apologetics

“Deconversion is a growing concern that we need to address. This first thing we believers need to do is look in the mirror, and we need a guide to help us do that. Dr. John Marriott is that expert and compassionate guide. In A Recipe for Disaster, Dr. Marriott provides a compelling analysis of the ways well-meaning Christians unwittingly contribute to people losing their faith. He helps us see the issues clearly, and more importantly, shows us how to do our part to foster a life-long faith. I highly recommend this book to all Christian leaders and anyone who has been touched by the struggle of deconversion.”

Evidence-Based Practices for Christian Counseling and Psychotherapy

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“The concept of evidence-based practice is continually evolving and needs to be applied more systematically to a Christian context. In this volume, top researcher-clinicians come together to provide the state of the art of evidence-based practices for Christian counseling and psychotherapy. It is both broad and deep, and represents a significant advancement in the field of Christian counseling. I highly recommend it for lay counselors, graduate students and seasoned clinicians alike.”

Healthy Feelings, Thriving Faith

Christian Living

“Emotions are at the heart of our trials and our transformation into the image of Christ. In Healthy Feelings, Thriving Faith, Bill and Kristi Gaultiere adeptly use the Enneagram as a tool to help readers understand their emotional life so they can grow in love for God and others. By weaving together personal stories, psychological theory, and biblical truths, they guide readers on a journey of inner healing and deep growth. This book will help readers better understand themselves and the people in their life, fostering healthier relationships. You will come away with many aha moments. I highly recommend it!”

On Getting Out of Bed

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“In this inspiring and thought-provoking book, Alan Noble comes alongside us in our inevitable suffering, reminds us that it is part of the human condition, and compassionately challenges us to inhabit life as a gift from God.”