Explore books that guide and inspire Christians to live out their faith in a rapidly changing and often complex world.
This collection offers wisdom on navigating grief, building inclusive communities, practicing family in the Kingdom of God, and embracing personal faith in a secular society.
With thought-provoking insights from renowned authors, these books equip you to deepen your discipleship and strengthen your ministry, no matter the challenges you face.
Mixed Ecology:
Inhabiting an Integrated Church
By Ed Olsworth-Peter
Explore how traditional parishes, fresh expressions, church plants, and pioneer ministries can co-exist and thrive in a post-pandemic world.
The Trials of Jesus:
Evidence, Conclusions, and Aftermath
By Paul Barnett
Examine the historical and political intricacies surrounding Jesus's arrest, trials, and crucifixion, and gain a comprehensive understanding of these pivotal events.
Feeling Your Way Through Grief:
A Companion for Life After Loss
By Missy Buchanan
Navigate the complexities of grief with heartfelt reflections that offer solace and guidance on the journey toward healing.
Households of Faith:
Practicing Family in the Kingdom of God
By Emily Hunter McGowin
Discover a transformative vision of family life that aligns with the teachings of Jesus and the values of God's kingdom.
Embarrassed:
Living with a Faith That Makes No Sense to My Friends
By Graham Turner
Explore the candid journey of reconciling personal faith with society's perceptions in a secular world.
Lunchroom Theology:
Pushing Tables Together in a Fractured World
By Heather M. Gorman; Mark Nelson
A thought-provoking exploration of how theology can bridge divides, creating community in a fractured world.
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