Mending Sunday
God compels us to unity amid differenceChristians are some of the most divided people on the planet. We call each other names and split along political lines, denominational lines, and other fissures we imagine and create. The vast majority would rather fellowship with, go to church with, be friends with, vacation with, break bread with, […]
Hope for the Mission
To get it right in the mission to end homelessness, we don’t have to choose between faith and factsFor well over a century, Christian ministries have actively offered relief for the poor and unhoused in North America. The dominant model in faith-based homelessness response has long been gospel rescue missions, nonprofit organizations that shelter and […]
Grace Over Guns
We need to talk about the reality of warWar remains a clear and present evil, yet North American Christians often don’t feel equipped to talk about it. When a US Air Force drone drops a bomb on a wedding party in Yemen, for example, few of us have the language to talk about that violence. […]
Confronting Racism and White Supremacy in the US
Confronting Racism and White Supremacy in the US: Twenty-First-Century Theological Perspectives is a collection of essays on contemporary issues in the ongoing fight against racial oppression and inequality in the US. Edited by Michael R. Fisher Jr., it includes contributions from ecumenical leaders, scholars of religion, and activists with insights about the role religion can and […]
A Legacy of Faith and Justice
Pan-African communities are disproportionately affected by the devastating challenges of hunger and poverty, yet these communities have risen with remarkable faith and resilience to advocate for justice and equity. A Legacy of Faith and Justice sheds light on the untold stories of Pan-African people of faith in the global fight to end hunger. Through vivid […]
Beyond Blessed Parenting
Beyond Blessed Parenting is the perfect guide for parents seeking to navigate the complexities of raising children in today’s tumultuous world with heartfelt insights into personal growth and spiritual connection. It begins with a candid reflection on the author’s inner doubts and challenges, revealing a transparent authenticity about the imperfections of parenting. This relatability sets […]
Roots of Resilience
Roots of Resilience: Black History Through the Eyes of Faith is a transformative guide designed to empower churches and communities to teach Black History with confidence and conviction. At a time when public education faces challenges in preserving these vital narratives, this resource places the stories of Black Americans within the context of faith, resilience, […]
Wet Cement
Children’s faith formation is like leaving a handprint in wet cement. Every lesson, every interaction makes a mark that will shape a child’s long-term view of God, people, and the world. In Wet Cement, Julia Dennis challenges church leaders, Sunday school teachers, and spiritually curious parents to approach children’s ministry with a view of the […]
Nicaea
How did a gathering of early church leaders 1700 years ago shape the faith of billions? In Nicaea: The Council and Creed that Defined Christianity, leaders from diverse Christian traditions reflect on the impact of the historic Nicene Creed. This timely volume explores the Creed’s enduring relevance, its strengths and weaknesses, its crucial role in shaping […]
Free and Fearless
Throughout history, women have shaped families, communities, and nations with courage and conviction—none more so than the extraordinary women of the Bible featured in this book. From the matriarchs of the Old Testament to the faithful leaders of the New Testament, Free and Fearless brings their stories to life, offering timeless life and leadership lessons […]