A key leader in New Monasticism offers insights on what this movement has to say to the church about faithful living today.

Explores Jesus and his relationship to the pleasures of human life.

"Jonathan was a product of the new South: color-blind and culturally sensitive. Yet despite his progressive worldview, he was unaware of the invisible borders that still divide local communities. As a member of a new monastic community, Jonathan began to reach out to his mostly black neighborhood, i... (more)

Too many discipleship books are written for perfect people who know all the right Sunday school answers. This book is for the rest of us--people who screw up, people who are weary, people who are wondering if it's safe to say what they're really thinking. With incisive wit, warm humor, and moving st... (more)

Penned by a Christian teacher who has led thousands of students through the unfamiliar terrain of systematic theology, "A Primer for Christian Doctrine" serves as a friendly guide to theology's topics, debates, and terminology. Telling you what you need to know as you begin your study of theology o... (more)

What is it that we are called to do as the church? In Why Church Matters, Jonathan Wilson offers compelling insight into this question by examining how Christian practices are centered on gathered worship. He discusses how worship is work, witness, and warfare; how it grounds us in the good and the ... (more)

This book is all about Jesus. The words recorded in it were written about Jesus over 2000 years ago. Yet today his message of peace hope love and forgiveness still resonates with people of all races nationalities educational and economic backgrounds. Some like what he said while others disagree with... (more)