Tom Phillips

A Life That Matters

Christian Living

“In A Life That Matters, Ron Hutchcraft is sharing the passion of his heart, becoming a spiritual lifeline. Christ has called us all to be witnesses; Ron understands this and shares it in his book. With over ninety percent of our population believing in a god of some sort, God is calling His church today to become lifelines to those in need. There is no greater calling than pitching the saving truth of Jesus Christ to others. Ron Hutchcraft shows how one can rise to the greatest calling and do this with ease. Anyone reading this book will not only understand how to share the greatest story of all but also how to do it in such a way that fear is lessened, and the desire to do so is enhanced.”

Call Down Lightning

Theology

“God is ready to lift our society—all the ingredients are here: the lightning rods of God’s people crying out in prayer are sparking a transformative, sustained movement of His relentless love. I heartily recommend a thorough reading of this insightful work. The formative clouds of revival cover our land; the wind of God is brooding over us, breeding life into our nation. ‘The Lord reigns, let the earth rejoice . . . His lightnings light up the world; the earth sees and trembles’ (Psalm 97:1–4 ESV).”

Closer Than Your Next Breath

Christian Living

“How can God’s presence be closer than your next breath? Because He already “is.” His Spirit does not inhale—He IS always. Intimacy with Him is achieved by faith, the foundation of a present and eternally close relationship. Intimacy comes from a personal invitation to Holy Presence. Susie Larson opens and unpacks this supernatural concept noting that our souls do pant for God, as surely as a deer does for water. As we approach the most humble One in true humility, the One who died on the cross for us, this relationship grows. As we practice His presence, Jesus responds, which Susie clearly clarifies clarifies by the Word, reflections, prayer, and response/application. We secure our focus as we cease wandering, finding home in Presence, which is really closer than our next breath. Walking this out daily overcomes stagnant living through faith. The poignant illustration of being planted and letting the roots sink down into Him brings vision fueled by and founded on faith. I highly recommend exploring in Susie’s writing God’s work in your heart, an eternal relationship, now and forever.”

One Church, Many Tribes

Christian Living

“F. Douglas Pennoyer Dean of the School of Intercultural Studies, Biola University La Mirada, California Richard Twiss presents a much needed and creative approach to ministry in and through the Native American community. What a heart he has for the gospel, for Native Americans and for a biblical approach to accomplishing the work of the Lord!”

Soul Care in African American Practice

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“As Barbara Peacock writes, through spiritual disciplines we can hear from God as he responds to the humble cry from the intentionally consecrated heart. This is a book about the nourishment of the soul—drinking from his fountain, soaking in his presence—that results in his rest. Barbara has shared her accumulated depth of spiritual maturity that comes from a lifelong and generational journey, even through the dark night of the soul. As she describes the legacy of slavery's Middle Passage for all of us, her words resonate to the national spiritual foundation of prayer, the impact of bended knees on the very breath we breathe, who we are, and who we are becoming. Never have we needed this more.”

Telling the Story, Second Edition

Evangelism & Missions

“What is the ‘secret sauce’ that completes the life, calling, and ministry function of the evangelist? The answer is in Telling the Story, where Timothy Robnett and Luis Palau share the characteristics and spiritual requirements of the humble servant of the church. The content is not only challengingly informative, but also transformational to the evangelist who is communicating messages relevant to today’s generation—a blessing to everyone who peruses it.”