Zack Hunt

Good White Racist?

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“There are few things scarier than having to admit when we’re wrong. Scarier yet is having to admit when those wrongs are racist thoughts and attitudes. But in Good White Racist? , Kerry Connelly faces that fear head on, confessing not only to her own racism but, in the process, opening the door to a desperately needed conversation about the latent racism that has permeated white American Christianity for generations. This book won’t hold your hand and tell you everything will be alright. If anything, it will be quite painful to read, especially if you’re a white guy like me who wants to think he doesn’t have a racist bone in his body. But that’s a good thing. Because repentance and transformation are painful, and white American Christianity has a lot to atone for whether we want to admit it or not.”

Holy Ghosted

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“I genuinely can’t remember the last time I connected as personally with a book as I did with Holy Ghosted. It was like the warm embrace of an old friend telling me it’s going to be ok, that I can let go of all the spiritual guilt, anxiety, and pain I’ve held onto for so long. What Tiffany has written is a gift to all of us who spent our lives worried we were a sin away from an eternity in hell. I couldn’t put it down and I cannot recommend it highly enough.”

Journey to the Common Good, Updated Edition

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The time we have been living through is unlike any in living memory, but there are echoes of it in the memory of the church. In this updated edition of Journey to the Common Good, Professor Brueggemann reminds us that we have been here before—wandering in the wilderness not knowing exactly what lies ahead—and that while this moment is certainly difficult, it can also be a time of positive transformation. We need a guide as we wander in search of a better life together. This book is that guide.”