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The world needs great leaders now as much as ever! Who is a better role model for exemplary leadership than Jesus Christ himself? Whether leading in sacred or secular contexts, a leader’s integrity of character matters. This book encourages Christian leaders to always live fully and honestly into their call—24/7.

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Since so much contemporary media focuses on our culture’s divisions, we can all use new ways to reach out and bridge that which would divide us. Three bridge-builders from diverse backgrounds bring their experience to this practical and actionable book. Whether you seek to begin the conversation in your community or seek inspiration to continue the journey toward the beloved community, this book is for you!

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Historically, Baptists have valued religious freedom for all. However, the Nazi movement and the ensuing Holocaust directly opposed religious freedom, threatening the liberty of Jews and others in the broader European community. How did Baptists from the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and the Baptist World Alliance react when facing this grave peril to life and liberty? Through compelling narratives and rich historical accounts, Spitzer details the choices made by Baptist religious leaders as well as people’s responses. 

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Jonathon Malone writes: “offering one singular, monolithic Baptist theology is nearly impossible.” In this book, Malone challenges clergy and lay alike to engage in understanding what it is we believe. He offers general principles that ground Baptist-style theology and opportunities to apply these principles to Christian worship and life. Why do we believe what we believe? How do these beliefs affect our lives and actions? Let this book guide you through questions (big and small) about Baptist life. 

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Drawing on his experiences as a church pastor who walked, rode his bike, and took the bus as he went about his work, author G. Travis Norvell proposes that the people of the “living church” start moving in, around, and with their communities to truly move toward renewal and social justice.

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