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Tony Kriz

Biography

Tony Kriz has served as a teacher of faith and culture and has pastored an imbedded community of life-servants in Portland. Kriz earned a DMin from George Fox Evangelical Seminary and is the author of Aloof (2015) and Welcome to the Table (2011).

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Eldership and the Mission of God

Church Leadership & Ministry

“The central theme of mission feels more paramount today than ever. Hyatt and Briggs have taken the indispensable biblical-cultural discussion of leadership beneath 'corporate strategies' and 'personality attraction' and have instead deep-rooted eldership in humble, courageous and contextualized co-missioning with the Master. This is a book for church influencers everywhere.”

Rescuing the Gospel from the Cowboys

Evangelism & Missions

“Dr. Richard Twiss is an irreplaceable voice for all peoples. His work is academically astute. His prose is inspiring and articulate. This work stimulates the mind, woos the heart and ultimately transforms faith.”

Ten

“Integrity is a lost art form—or better still, it is a lost life guide. Maybe biblical integrity is as much about loving our culture, world and neighbor as it is about personal holiness. Sean Gladding has taken his love for God and love of the other and invited each of us into a deeper spiritual devotion through the pages of Ten.”

The Skeletons in God's Closet

Apologetics

“For more than a decade, I have been dreaming of the day the world would be introduced to the thoughts of Joshua Ryan Butler. Through the pages of The Skeletons in God’s Closet my dream has come true. This articulate, original, and prayerfully discerned book is a must-read for all Bible-inspired thinkers who have the courage to explore in the lush idea-fields that exist beyond the deep-rutted wagon trails of much religious writing.”

NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.

Cover of Aloof

Aloof

Christian Living

Cover of Welcome to the Table

Welcome to the Table

Preaching & Worship

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