As a group, evangelicals are often viewed as narrow–minded, critical, and intolerant. But Dan Scott says that just isn’t so. In fact, Scott believes it’s actually evangelical, orthodox Christians who are most likely to be honoring of others’ religions viewpoints. According to Scott, Christians do—and should—want to learn about others’ beliefs. He examines why seekers are increasingly looking to other religions for transformation and meaning and educates Christians and non–Christians alike about the various world religions. Scott first encourages Christians to know what they believe and live out their faith and then reveals the keys to presenting their faith to the true seekers of the world.

Are we living in a nation divided? It certainly seems that way, in light of the bitter divide that has characterized this political season. And yet, as Dr. Robert Lesslie points out, sometimes it’s a crisis situation that can serve to bring people together—and it’s no more apparent than in a setting like the ER. From his 25 years of experience as an ER physician, Dr. Lesslie shares inspiring true stories of courage, faith, hope, compassion, and miracles in the emergency room. Anyone who enjoys captivating, uplifting stories will benefit from the reminder that God turns even emergencies into opportunities, and each trial is a demonstration of God’s grace.