The newest one
Rethinking God with Tacos
Reclaiming the Gospel of Love
Read and weep. Be filled and embraced by Relentless Affection.
Paul Young author of The Shack
A Family Story · Books
Some Things I Had to Write DownFive Books on a Better Story
You are not an outsider trying to get in. You are already included — beloved, known, and home. Union with God is not the reward of the faithful few; it's the starting line for everyone.
The Shelf
Start anywhere. They all lead home.
Some people start with the newest. Some start with the one whose title names exactly where they are. Either way, chapter one is free — read it before you decide.
The one about deconstruction
Leaving and Finding Jesus
A spiritual memoir
If you’re a Christian, you might hate this book. But only because Jason Clark just might believe that God is better than you do.
Bill Vanderbush author of Unveiled Horizon
The one about suffering
God Is (Not) In Control
The Whole Story Is Better Than You Think
I hope lots of people read God Is (Not) In Control and learn new and interesting ideas about love, which might help us unlearn old and tired ideas around control.
Jonathan J. Foster author of Indigo: The Color of Grief
Where it started
Prone to Love
Sometimes a story is written that changes everything. Prone to Love is an irresistible journey into transforming love.
Mark Batterson New York Times bestselling author of The Circle Maker
The oldest one
Untamed
There is a difference between making a living and making a life. So many people settle for the former. God invites and calls us to the latter.
Mark Batterson author of The Circle Maker, pastor, National Community Church