April Foolishness

A powerful and redemptive story about the damage caused by living with secrets and shame, and how learning to let go can save what matters most.

A heartwarming and compelling case that God reveals just as much of Himself in and through our relationships with our own children.

If Jesus came to give us "life to the fullest"—even in the midst of chaos and heartache—how do we even begin to find it and then how do we extend it to others?

A thought-provoking booklet that discusses: suffering and how it fits into the human narrative, how Buddhism and Christianity can co-exist, and more.

A thought-provoking booklet that discusses: how to live in the present moment, how free will is often misunderstood in the West, and more.

A thought-provoking booklet that discusses: racial tensions in the United States, how power can and often does corrupt those in leadership positions, and more.

A thought-provoking booklet that discusses: the divisiveness of American politics, what happens to friends and family when you deconstruct your faith, and more.

Discover the five crucial areas that every group of believers will wrestle with at some point in their journey together and how to avoid them.

A serious, funny, and unflinchingly honest journey through loves and losses—and God’s ability to reach into the darkest places of our lives.

Can we engage in prayer that is more effective, less harmful, and doesn't make God look bad? Discover a way of praying that is transformative and subversive.

Is marriage the ultimate human relationship? What does it mean to 'love one another' in the same way that Jesus loved? Is it even possible?

Discover the good news of what God has done to stem the tide of our own violence and evil—inviting us into a whole new way of living and being in this world.

A troubled teenager struggles to survive an inhumane Baptist reform school tucked in the backwoods of Missouri. How far will he go to find salvation?

Refreshing and liberating answers to topics debated by Christians the world over. A must read for any who dare question their inherited doctrines.

Part memoir, part self-help book, and part spiritual devotional, Meggie will make you laugh, disrupt your thought-patterns, and above all else, empower you.

Most people would readily admit that now the majority of churches have lost a vital family atmosphere. It’s time to restore Spirit-led communities.

What if the Bible actually keeps us from hearing the Word of God? A provocative reminder that the Gospel is not mere information, but transformation.

What if God is better than you think and hell isn't an eternal torture chamber? Discover the Gospel that isn't merely good, but fantastically great news.

Leave behind the "End Times" and discover an astounding truth—Christ has already returned and our participation is essential to making all things new.

What if the greatest threat to Christianity in America was American Christianity? It's time to crucify our politics and pledge allegiance to the Lamb.

God called. He wants His Church back. Filled with practical, real-world examples of how to plant and nurture an organic gathering.

No one is born to merely have a job. However, we were born to work. An invitation into a new world where living for a living isn't the exception, it's the rule.

Some teenagers are zeroes, and some are infinite. Elmer Whit may be both. A road trip to forgiveness proves that love-times-love equals infinite hope.

A well-documented account of the rise of New Covenant Theology and the desire to restore Christ as the focus and interpretive lens of Scripture.

Explore the disorienting Deconstruction/Reconstruction cycle through the lens of cutting-edge psychological research, theology, philosophy, and stories.

The Bible itself reveals that just because “God says it,” does not, in fact, mean “that settles it.” Discover how God invites us to “lock hands” with him and fight.

For anyone who has wondered what it would feel like to be known, despite all the things that they’ve done or that have been done to them.

A thorough, Bible-based exposition of how the ministry of every church should be organically built around all of its Spirit-gifted followers of Jesus.

How faithfully does the missionary movement reflect the teachings and examples of the Christ—the One who is the subject of their message?

Circumstances and situations collide in an obscure tea house to remind us that joy is in the discovery—not in confirming our already established beliefs.

Rethink faith and open up to a life centered on grace, mercy, and love outside the walls of organized religion for the "spiritual but not religious."

Epic in scope yet intimate in detail. Are healing and forgiveness possible? And if so, ultimately, are they worth the cost?