Tony Campolo

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“One of America’s favorite authors helps us to see this precious gem from a variety of perspectives, each of which sheds additional light on an inexhaustible truth.”

Christian Living

“One of America’s favorite authors helps us to see this precious gem from a variety of perspectives, each of which sheds additional light on an inexhaustible truth.”

An Embassy Besieged

History & Biography

“Scripture tells us that we are to be a counter-cultural community, living out the radical teachings of Christ. This book sets a pattern for those who want to live faithfully in opposition to the dictatorial consumeristic culture of our age.”

An Evangelical Social Gospel?

Theology

“This is a down-to-earth account of how the thinking of a young Evangelical changed his understanding of the Gospel from a message that addressed individualistic sin management to a holistic Gospel that includes a strong emphasis on justice. He makes the teachings of Walter Rauschenbusch accessible to all readers, but undoubtedly this book will have a special appeal to youth who are going through the same growth process that marked the author's life.”

Being Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“John Alexander has been one of the unsung heroes in the modern Christian world. His understanding of Christianity as a counter-cultural movement is profound, and he has been able to communicate it with effectiveness in his writings. Everything he has written has been marked by fresh insights into what it means to be a Christian in a society in which cultural Christianity has become the norm.”

Building Bridges

History & Biography

“This book lifts up one of the most important feminists in the last fifty years. Through it we can trace how Letha Dawson Scanzoni challenged evangelicals' established and theologically legitimated roles for women and perspectives on LGBTQ persons, and then helped foster significant social change. It's not only the biography of a long neglected history changer, but a description of how one biblically literate scholar helped the church to think in new ways.”

Changing the Face of Hunger

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“A wonderful book by a wonderful man! It takes us with him as he visits the poor of the world, and tells what we must do to respond to their needs if we are to be faithful Christians.”

Christian Basics

Theology

“In an age of confession, this book helps to clarity what Biblical Christianity is all about.”

Decoding the Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“These two outstanding authors give biblically based theological perspectives on the structure and functions of the church, giving special attention as to how the church should respond to the urgent social concerns of the twenty-first century.”

Detox!

Men

“This book shows great depth and clarity. Craig Pesti-Strobel has written a book that will encourage those who need spiritual empowerment to live out the teachings of Jesus. For those who feel a sense of failure as they try to adopt the radical lifestyle prescribed by Jesus, this book will be an important help. Jesus said, ‘Without me you can do nothing,’ and this book will show you ways in which you can spiritually access the power that comes from spiritual disciplines.”

Evangelical Postcolonial Conversations

Theology

“I feel like Rip Van Winkle, who went to sleep and woke up in a changed world. The ways of doing missions have undergone a paradigm shift, and these writers helped me understand it.”

Foundations for Youth Ministry

Theology

“In youth ministry it’s not enough to know what to do. We must know why we do it. Dean Borgman’s book gives us the why with depth. This is practical theology at its best.”

Get Off Your Donkey!

Christian Living

“Jesus calls us to be neighbors to those around us, and Reggie McNeal spells out what that means in contemporary social settings. In this inspiring book, we have biblically based courses of action and illustrations that are invaluable for those who want to live out Jesus’s imperative to love our neighbors as ourselves.”

God Is Here

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Brother Lawrence can teach us much if we have a hunger for a deeper spiritual life. Steve Case helps us to learn what this saint of bygone days can offer us. I found this little book inspiring, challenging, and incredibly thought-provoking.”

Homeless at Harvard

History & Biography

“For those, like me, who try not to make eye contact with the homeless, John challenges us to change and see their humanity. You don't have to go to Harvard Square to encounter the people he describes. They are nearby, and with his help, we learn something of the compassion Jesus asked of us towards those He called, 'The least of these.'”

How to Speak to Youth . . . and Keep Them Awake at the Same Time

Children & Youth

“If you are interested in the procedure of preparing a good talk, if you are trying to figure out the most effective ways to communicate the Gospel to young people, and if you are anxious to speak in a manner that leads kids to make decisions about their commitment to Christ, you will find this book of immeasurable help.”

I Was Hungry

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Everett makes us see that ‘other America’ made up of needy people that is often invisible to those of us who live in our so-called affluent society. More important, he explains and demonstrates from his own experiences what we can do to minister to those who live there, whom Jesus called ‘the least of these.’ This book challenges us to act.”

In Mammon We Trust

Arts & Literature

“In moving poetry, Al Staggs has given us a book that raises all the questions that should be raised about our consumerist and materialistic society. This is not only an intellectual challenge but it is a moral challenge as well.”

In the Land of the Living

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Ken Sehested has profound thoughts and an excellent grasp of the English language. He combines them to produce poems that facilitate needed reflection on Scripture.”

Just Money

Work, Money & Leadership

Foreword

“Kirkland calls us to a realistic appraisal of how to live out our commitments to Christ while dealing realistically with the material demands made upon us, so far as personal and family requisites demand. This book is not only filled with good biblical insights as to how to deal with money matters, but it raises a host of questions, which Kirkland calls Christians to reflect on and resolve as they seek to, in the words of Kierkegaard, 'work out their salvation with fear and trembling.'”