Revitalize. Revive. Revolutionize.
$15.00
Author: Andrew Mann
Illustrator: Sarah Heng Hartse
Description: A missionary dog named Proof models for each of us how simple acts of compassion are “Proof God Exists.”
Return to Bookstore17 in stock
Proof, a missionary dog in the South Bronx of New York City brings joy to people in some of the most difficult circumstances. As the reader follows Proof through her day, they witness first hand her ministry and are challenged to love the way that she loves, unconditionally.
Return to Bookstore
Author: Susan Field
Description: We are a kaleidoscope. Tiny pieces of glass. Combined, a beautiful pattern. Upside Down results shares the pattern God is making through the struggles believers have with family, freedom, function, and faith. Containing first-person accounts, upside-down results reveal that these struggles, when surrendered to Christ, become amazing and incredibly powerful stories of God’s love, redemption, and hope. With an upside-down view of family, you’ll find each person has his or her unique story and a place to belong, thrive, serve, love, and be loved.
Return to Bookstore
Author: Taylor Field
Description: Graffiti Church pastor and leader Taylor Field creatively challenges us to flip conventional ideas upside down, escape clichés on leadership, and see real leadership principles revealed as right side up. Everyday readers will find current, practical, realistic, and diverse illustrations — simple, short, biblical, and cross-cultural — that help people transcend barriers and powerfully influence the faith community and beyond.
Return to Bookstore
Author: Taylor Field
Description: Upside Down Freedom takes an in-depth look at the forms of personal bondage and reveals that the way for believers to experience freedom may be counterintuitive. Using scriptural principles, the lives of unexpected freedom fighters, and the lives of people from the streets of the Lower East Side in New York City, Graffiti Church pastor Taylor Field shows readers an alternative route to freedom—one that is so old our own society seems to have forgotten it.
Return to Bookstore
Author: Taylor Field
Description: Unless we are standing for those in need, we have missed what pleases God. “He despises our worship and finds it disgusting,” author Taylor Field writes. Upside Down devotion takes a probing and thought-provoking look at the scriptural concept of devotion and worship. Not worship as we normally think of it on Sunday morning but rather the biblical principles of worship expressed through tangible means to those in trouble. When extreme action for your remarkable God is fueled by a passion to serve in His name, this fresh narrative will compel you to show your desire for Him through your do-votion.
Return to Bookstore
Author: Andrew Mann
Description: In Upside Down Joy, Andrew Mann shares real proof about how the process of pain taught him different perceptions for holding on to joyful living. His life and others’ stories will inspire you to share this inverted way of experiencing suffering with joy. Take advantage of his rich, multilayered, multicultural experiences in ministry and insights from life, to think and act in a new way: with unexpected joy in unexpected places
Return to Bookstore