NOTE: This book will ship in September. Who is God? explores images of God in the Scriptures, casting light on this timeless question asked by young and old alike. Embark on a journey of joy and imagination to discover the surprising ways God wants to be known by each of God's children. Readers will... [Show more]
Deep Calling: On Being and Growing Disciples is a wholistic discipleship movement. Discipleship and disciple-making that emphasizes a life-long process, not a destination. It’s about making space for God in the every day, bearing witness to transformation in the ordinary.... [Show more]
God Love Me and All My Feelings gives children language to name their feelings and empowers them to know what to do in response to what they feel. This book builds a foundation of God's acceptance and love for the whole range of their human experience, building resilience and a willingness to face... [Show more]
Deep Calling: on being and growing disciples is a wholistic discipleship movement. Discipleship and disciple-making that emphasizes a life-long process, not a destination. It’s about making space for God in the every day, bearing witness to transformation in the ordinary. It’s about... [Show more]
Deep Calling: on being and growing disciples is a wholistic discipleship movement. Discipleship and disciple-making that emphasizes a life-long process, not a destination. It’s about making space for God in the every day, bearing witness to transformation in the ordinary. It’s about... [Show more]
Deep Calling: on being and growing disciples is a wholistic discipleship movement. Discipleship and disciple-making that emphasizes a life-long process, not a destination. It’s about making space for God in the every day, bearing witness to transformation in the ordinary. It’s about... [Show more]
Deep Calling: on being and growing disciples is a wholistic discipleship movement. Discipleship and disciple-making that emphasizes a life-long process, not a destination. It’s about making space for God in the every day, bearing witness to transformation in the ordinary. It’s about... [Show more]
