Tripp Fuller
Theology
“Jesus resisted a religion that served as chaplain to the empire. Karl Marx insisted a philosophy must not end at description but genuine change. Henderson-Espinoza demands a theological exile until religion returns to the streets. In Activist Theology, you get a full-throated and enfleshed vision of a theology worth living. We know that a beautiful memoir can move us. A fiery sermon can inspire us. A brilliant vision can seduce us. Activist Theology is all three and more. Henderson-Espinoza has written a book I didn't know I needed. Tell them 'thank you’ in advance and get it today.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“I generally like [Gushee’s] books, but this is my new favorite.”
Christian Living
“James McGrath has accomplished something remarkable: he’s shown us how to be more biblical by being less biblicist, more Christian by being less dogmatic, and more faithful by embracing uncertainty. Beyond Deconstruction is simultaneously a demolition manual for toxic faith and a construction guide for something far better. With the wisdom of a seasoned biblical scholar and the heart of a compassionate mentor, he offers a roadmap for those who refuse to choose between intellectual honesty and spiritual depth. This isn’t just deconstruction; it’s resurrection. McGrath shows us how the ruins of collapsed certainty can become the foundation stones for a faith that is both more humble and more beautiful than before. McGrath’s fourfold framework—faith that works, explores, experiences, and connects—provides a holistic vision for a faith that doesn’t discard its blessings when moving beyond the burdens of certainty.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Sometimes you read a book you have to finish. Sometimes you know you have to read it again. On occasions you read a book that makes you think, laugh, drop some tears, and want to grab a drink with the author. Jason has done that, plus I have a list of people who will be getting this book as a gift. If you love solid theology, powerful testimony, and a text you will ruminate over, you will love this book.”
Theology
“The manger, cross, and consumerism rarely meet for anything inspiring. In Dr. English's telling, the texts of Christmas in church and culture are taken seriously and opened up in ways no Black Friday sale or Hanging of the Greens service could anticipate. Get ready to go through the holly jolly yet very sacred season with more joy, wisdom, and reverence.”
Christian Living
“What strikes me most about this remarkable book is how it refuses to sanitize either suffering or faith. In a world full of spiritual platitudes about suffering, this book stands as a beacon of refreshing honesty. These three friends don’t minimize pain or rush toward false hope—they sit in the mess with us, share their Cheetos, and point us toward the Christ who embraced the cross. Their willingness to name fear, frustration, and even anger at God creates space for the rest of us to bring our whole selves into the conversation about divine companionship. Their ‘side by side by side’ journey through cancer reveals not a God who explains suffering away but a God who enters into it completely. This is theology lived out in hospital rooms and written with tears and laughter. This book will serve as a companion for anyone who has ever wondered where God is when life falls apart—and the answer, beautifully rendered here, is ‘Right here with us.”
Philosophy
“John Caputo is a triple threat philosopher, and it's all on display in this book: brilliant, witty, and human. In Hoping Against Hope you will discover the beating heart of a philosopher, full of passion and set on hope.”
Science & Faith
“Science and the Sacred is a breathtaking journey that bridges two worldviews often seen as irreconcilable—science and spirituality. With remarkable clarity and mutual respect, the authors, one a theist and the other an atheist, transcend the boundaries of their perspectives to craft a compelling cosmic narrative. From the Big Bang to the rise of human culture, they explore the intersection of empirical discovery and profound meaning, revealing a vision of the sacred that is both scientifically grounded and ethically transformative.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“If Guy Fieri took a road trip through biblical scholarship, this would be his Triple D destination--it's got all the FLAVOR! Bashaw and Higashi have created the ultimate comfort food for anyone who's ever been intimidated by Scripture study. They've managed to make historical criticism feel like a dinner party with your smartest friends, serving up exegetical techniques that are 'money' and hermeneutical approaches that are straight-up 'bananas.' The cooking metaphor isn't just clever--it's transformative, helping you understand that interpretation is an art, a skill you can develop, and a joyful practice rather than a burden. This book is going to democratize biblical interpretation in the best possible way--taking it from Flavortown to Faithtown!”
Christian Living
“Have you ever read a book and thought, ‘This is on point, and I wish I wrote it’? That’s what happened to me when I finished The Church after Innovation. Ministers hear so many leadership mantras today: Innovate! Be efficient! Get creative! Time to pivot! Find your voice! Be authentic! In this book, Root reveals these mantras and the engine that generates them to be the problem. They are not the jewelry but the chains that keep the church captive to a soul-sucking culture. Seminaries need to assign this book. Ministers need to read this book. I’m grateful to Root for so powerfully articulating the biggest problem facing the church—namely, our supposed need to innovate.”
“McLaren takes a very personal journey as he traces the steps of Darwin. In doing so, he reveals that there is indeed 'grandeur in this view of life,' as first articulated by Darwin, and, more than that, there's reason to hope we can evolve as a species in this time of ecological collapse.”
Theology
“If you want a theology book packed full of footnotes and words Webster doesn't know, then this book is not for you. English makes the Christian tradition sing! Theology Remixed is a robust and accessible invitation to a thoughtful and living faith. It not only offers a refreshing vision of theology but repeatedly works every abstract idea down to the daily life of a disciple. English remixes theology beyond the old battle lines by offering a more beautiful and compelling alternative. This is a book too good to miss!”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Finally, someone has written the book that names what so many of us have felt but couldn't articulate: the exhaustion of trying to discover our 'one true calling' in a system designed to extract maximum value from our insecurity. This is both a pastoral and a prophetic response to the burnout epidemic plaguing our communities. By connecting individual anxiety to systemic exploitation, Garcia helps readers understand that their struggles aren't personal failures but structural realities. More importantly, he offers a theologically grounded path toward collective liberation that will resonate deeply with anyone exhausted by the pressure to optimize their spiritual life. This is the book I'll be recommending to pastors, students, and anyone grappling with questions of purpose in late capitalism. Essential reading.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
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