Crystal KirgissZondervan, 2011, 160 pp., $9.99Recently I met Crystal Kirgiss at a middle school overnight event, where she was the speaker for the evening and doing a short leader training. I had just a brief c...

Dr. Jeff BaxterZondervan, 2012, 208 pp., $9.99In The Ultimate Guide to Being a Christian in College, Dr. Jeff Baxter has taken the opportunity to add to and recreate his former title Following Jesus into Colleg...

Jonathan MerrittFaithWords, 2012,224 pp., $19.99In A Faith of Our Own, Jonathan Merritt paints a reflective and insightful picture of how rising Christians pass on joining political bandwagons in an effort to r...

Ralph Basui WatkinsBaker Academic, 2011, 159 pp., $17.99Admittedly at first glance at the title of this book I had two very different reactions almost simultaneously. The first was from my present as youth past...

Andy BlanksYouthMinistry360, 2012, 120 pp., $12.99Andy Blanks has hit a home run in The 7 Best Practices for Teaching Teenagers the Bible. This engaging work humbly challenges youth workers to know God bet...

Mark OestreicherZondervan, 2011, 200 pp., $14.99There is finally a book that you can feel comfortable handing to the mddle school/junior high parent sitting in your office! Understanding Your Young Teen by...

12 Sessions to Help Students Understand Their Place in God's StoryAndrew HedgesZondervan, 2012, 160 pp., $16.99Creative Bible Lessons on the Trinity by Andrew Hedges is a timely resource to put into the ha...

Les Christie, David NystromZondervan, 2011, 320 pp., $12.99I loved A Youth Worker's Commentary on John and really couldn't put it down. The introduction says it best when it alludes to the fact that t...

Michael DiMarcoRevell, 2012, 144 pp., $12.99Clear off your shelf of cheesy, cliché graduation books. You know the ones--Chicken Broth for the Graduate or The Prayer of Jabez for Seniors. Michael DiMarco ha...

By Chris Folmsbee, Nate SeversonZondervan, 2011, 192 pp., $12.99Ruin Your Life? Sounds like a book I'd like to read. There are enough how-to books about succeeding. We need to know how to go the opposite d...