Lexham Press

In Pursuit of Character, Matthew Arbo argues that we can learn how to live a good life by recovering the virtues that have guided Christians before us. Arbo reintroduces readers to the seven cardinal and theological virtues of prudence, temperance, fortitude, justice, faith, hope, and love. This formerly planned Lexham title is now released from Baker Books and reminds us that pursuing virtue is good in itself, and by becoming virtuous we enrich our lives and those around us.

Now available: https://www.amazon.com/Pursuit-Character-Recovering-Virtues/dp/1540906019

“Friendliness is a discipleship issue. Friendliness should be a core characteristic for the people of God. Friendliness flows from spiritual maturity.”

—Matthew D. Kim Becoming a Friendlier Church is now available.

Learn more by visiting: https://www.amazon.com/Becoming-Friendlier-Church-Pathway-Community/dp/1540906140

If we believe in the lordship of Jesus over all of life, then the Great Commission is not just about obeying Jesus in “spiritual” matters but seeing every area of life and learning as a spiritual matter and, therefore, all of education as an experience of discipleship.

Read more about the importance of Christian education from author Nate Walker over at https://practicingtheology.com/1945-2/