The IVP February 2023 Releases

Dr. Sharon Dirckx, author of 'Why? Looking at God, Evil and Personal Suffering' has a brand new book out which is particularly relevant in our pandemic-hit, climate-engaged world. In Broken Planet, Dr Sharon Dirckx, scientist and apologist, offers a measured and thoughtful case for how there could be a God of love that allows natural disasters. Sharon's editor, Joshua Wells, writes:

"Sharon has created a book for our cultural moment. Combining deep philosophy and theology with the humanity of first-hand testimony, she looks unflinchingly at our imperfect world and yet still offers a hope of better things to come".

You can order your copy of Broken Planet in print and ebook now.

In Reconnect Your Church, David Brown draws on his experience revitalising a church in central Paris to offer a vision and a process for church revitalisation, with a focus on UK and European contexts.  David's Editor, Caleb Woodbridge, writes:

"Many churches find themselves struggling with decline, especially post-pandemic. This is just the book for church members and leaders to be both inspired with fresh vision, and equipped with a process, for change and renewal."

You can order your copy of Reconnect Your Church in print and ebook now.

Phil Knox, author of 'Story Bearer' and part of the team at the Evangelical Alliance, is back with a new book. In 'The Best of Friends', a book packed with practical advice and wisdom, Phil explores how to cherish and celebrate the most important relationships in your life, and be the best friend you can be. Phil's Editor, Thomas Creedy, says:

"This book is infectiously enthusiastic, like it's author, and also rooted in the person of Jesus. Phil shows us how Jesus is 'the best of friends', and how we can follow his example and change the world around us. This could be the most impactful book you read this year".

You can order your copy (and why not one for a friend?) in print and ebook now.