John Mark Comer is the pastor of the Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon. He has a masters degree in biblical and theological studies from Western Seminary. His previous books My Name is Hope and Loveology are intimate explorations of anxiety, depression, and marriage from a spiritual perspective. He also co-hosts the podcast This Cultural Moment, about the complexity of living spiritual lives in the modern world.
In The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry (2019), Pastor John Mark Comer tells us how being too busy destroyed his mental health, affected his relationships, and weakened his connection to his faith. By slowing down and limiting his commitments, he gained happiness and wellbeing in every area of his life. Here he shares four simple practices that will allow you to experience the delights of a hurry-free life.
Live No Lies (2021) is a survival guide for Christians living in troubled times. It analyzes the main challenges facing Christians today, including lies from the devil and the influences of Western secular society, which are often incompatible with religious values. It also offers spiritual practices for Christians to adopt and suggests some possible ways for churches to adapt to post-Christian culture.
Loveology by John Mark Comer delves into the intricate and beautiful design of love, marriage, and sexuality from a Christian perspective. Through thoughtful insights and biblical teachings, the book explores the true meaning and purpose of these aspects of life, offering guidance and wisdom for individuals seeking to understand and live out God's intentions in their relationships.
Individuals seeking a deeper understanding of love and relationships
People who want to explore the intersection of faith and human connection
Couples looking to strengthen their relationship and communication skills
Garden City by John Mark Comer delves into the biblical concept of work and rest, challenging the cultural norms and offering a fresh perspective on how we can find purpose and fulfillment in our daily lives. Through personal stories and insightful teachings, Comer explores the idea of "work as worship" and encourages readers to embrace a balanced and meaningful approach to their careers and rest. It's a thought-provoking book that invites us to reconsider our priorities and strive for a more fulfilling way of living.
Young adults seeking guidance on finding purpose and fulfillment in their work and life
Christians looking to integrate their faith into their daily work and vocation
Individuals interested in a holistic and biblical approach to personal growth and development