Books we dig
The New Anabaptists by Stuart Murray
Looking for more on Anabaptism? Murray offers an easy-reading, approachable, engaging review of how historical Anabaptism might be practiced today.
Faithful Presence by David E. Fitch
An engaging and practical discussion for congregations curious about how Christian community can be developed today and how faith can be lived in the neighborhood and beyond.
Kingdom Conspiracy by Scot McKnight
As Kingdom of God people, we find this text to be quite informative in understanding what the Kingdom is and how it is developed.
How God Became King by NT Wright
A transformational read on how the Gospels have been hijacked to say something they really don't say and a journey into reclaiming what they really say.
Looking for more on Anabaptism? Murray offers an easy-reading, approachable, engaging review of how historical Anabaptism might be practiced today.
Faithful Presence by David E. Fitch
An engaging and practical discussion for congregations curious about how Christian community can be developed today and how faith can be lived in the neighborhood and beyond.
Kingdom Conspiracy by Scot McKnight
As Kingdom of God people, we find this text to be quite informative in understanding what the Kingdom is and how it is developed.
How God Became King by NT Wright
A transformational read on how the Gospels have been hijacked to say something they really don't say and a journey into reclaiming what they really say.
podcasts & Other resources
Leaving Egypt by Alan Roxburgh & Jenny Sinclair
This podcast is a series of conversations about the modern church, the great "unwinding," and what it means to be faithful in a new place (one we've never been before).
Into the Gray by Benjamin R. Cremer
A series of Anabaptist(ish) conversations at the intersection of politics and Christianity.
This podcast is a series of conversations about the modern church, the great "unwinding," and what it means to be faithful in a new place (one we've never been before).
Into the Gray by Benjamin R. Cremer
A series of Anabaptist(ish) conversations at the intersection of politics and Christianity.