No Little Women

No Little Women

No Little Women was the first book I read specifically on gender and the church, and Aimee Byrd gave me language for questions I was only beginning to ask. Her central argument is simple but important: strengthening women theologically strengthens the whole church....
Coaching

Coaching

James Flaherty is the founder of New Ventures West, where I completed my Integral Coach® certification, so Coaching: Evoking Excellence in Others is foundational to the way I was trained to think about coaching. Flaherty presents coaching as development of the whole...
How to Read the Bible Like a Seminary Professor

How to Read the Bible Like a Seminary Professor

Not sure where to begin with serious Bible study? Start here. Yarbrough introduces the same basic interpretive tools used in seminary: observation, context, genre, and application, but does it in a way that is approachable for everyday readers. Understanding the...
Exploring Christian Scripture

Exploring Christian Scripture

Published to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of Dallas Theological Seminary, this one-volume survey gives readers a broad view of Scripture while helping them understand the structure, context, and content of each biblical book. It scratches the surface rather than...
The Magnificent Story

The Magnificent Story

If you have forgotten the beauty of grace, the goodness of what God created in Genesis 1, or the hope of what He has promised to restore in the coming age of Christ, pick up The Magnificent Story and fall in love with the gospel story again. Smith explores the stories...