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Faith to Faith

Dan Scott

Seekers are increasingly looking to other religions for transformation and meaning. Why is this? What is Christianity’s unique contribution? Dan Scott reveals the attraction of other religious traditions and provides effective tools Christians can use to reflect the glory of God to those who seek Him.   More >

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Richard Dahlstrom

Dahlstrom invites readers to “inhale” life as they embrace fresh perspectives on prayer, the word, solitude, and the creation. “Exhaling” continues the cycle through hospitality, generosity, service, and obedience to Christ’s kingdom vision. The result is a balanced and holistic spirituality that mirrors Jesus’ life and teaching.   More >

Eric Ludy

If one word could sum up Eric and Leslie Ludy, it might be “passion.” Talking with them, you can’t help but feel the contagious effect of their all–consuming, no–holding–back commitment to Jesus Christ and His ministry on earth. We hope you’ll enjoy this interview with Eric and Leslie and that you, too, will come away challenged to surrender all you are to the Lordship of Jesus Christ.   More >

Dan Scott

Dan Scott grew up in a Pentecostal home in Appalachian America, spent his teen years in Ecuador, and first accepted the call to the pastorate in Nicaragua. These rich cultural experiences have afforded him a unique perspective that is reflected in his writing. Join us as we talk with Dan about his book Naked and Not Ashamed and the upcoming release of Faith to Faith.   More >

This compact, basic guide to Intelligent Design (ID) especially targets readers confused by educational bias and one–sided attacks. It explains central theories of information and meaningful complexity; ID’s scientific validity; how both ID and evolutionary theories have religious/philosophical underpinnings; cultural controversy and implications—and what readers can do about it.

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Our culture is divided politically (into red and blue states), morally, and spiritually. Detweiler reveals how to be a “purple” Christian who finds middle ground, not to compromise but to converse. He empowers readers to build relationships so they can more effectively communicate and live out the good news.

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