Writing is legacy

“The Church may be faulty, but she is still the dearest place on earth to us… Woe to the man who finds comfort in pointing out her scars rather than helping to bind her wounds.” - Spurgeon

In Beyond the Brand, Dr. Nathan T. Morton explores how consumerism and competition have reshaped the American Church—often at the cost of sacredness, unity, and depth. With clarity and conviction, he calls believers to resist shallow success and recover a gospel-centered, ethically grounded, Christ-shaped identity.

Through powerful metaphors, biblical insight, and cultural critique, this book offers a path forward: less performance, more presence; less branding, more belonging.

Each chapter includes a companion study with Scripture, key quotes, reflection questions, and practical action—ideal for small groups, leaders, or thoughtful readers.

The fabric may be frayed, but the Weaver is still at work.

We all go through seasons when the brook runs dry—when what once gave life suddenly stops flowing. But what if that drought is not the end but the beginning of your calling? In “The Mantle of God’s Power,” the reader will journey with the prophets Elijah and Elisha as they walk through isolation, confrontation, revival, and legacy. This isn’t just a retelling of miraculous stories—it’s a roadmap for discovering how God uses brokenness, boldness, and obedience to prepare you for purpose. Whether you’re in a season of hiddenness or public battle, this book will show you how to:

• Trust God when resources vanish.

• Hear His whisper in the chaos.

• Walk in a calling that outlives you.

This comprehensive guide is perfect for personal reflection, discipleship groups, or church-wide studies. It is designed for adults and youth alike.

• Questions at the end of each chapter for reflection

• Includes Small Group companion guide

You were never meant to merely witness the power of God. You were meant to carry it. Are you ready to pick up the mantle?

Unlock the extraordinary in the ordinary with Overlooked Sparrows: From Overlooked to Overvalued. Dive into the heartwarming and powerful exploration of God’s sovereignty as seen through the humble lives of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz. This inspiring journey reveals how God weaves purpose into our struggles and transforms overlooked moments into extraordinary blessings. With biblical insights, practical wisdom, and a profound message of hope, this book will encourage you to embrace your God-given worth and rediscover divine grace in everyday life. Perfect for readers seeking faith, inspiration, and a deeper understanding of God’s plans for the ordinary.

Discover the transformative principles in “Shepherds Among Us”! In this compelling exploration, Dr. Nathan T. Morton challenges the traditional frameworks of church governance, decrying the rise of little popes in evangelicalism and advocating for a return to elder-led congregationalism.

Rooted in biblical theology and historical context, this book uncovers how shared leadership can empower churches to thrive amid modern complexities. With its comprehensive research, insightful lectures, and practical strategies,

“Shepherds Among Us” invites believers and leaders alike to embrace a more communal, Christ-centered approach to ministry. Perfect for pastors, elders, deacons, and congregants seeking unity, accountability, and growth.

What does it mean to live as an outsider in a world that no longer values the faith that shaped it? How can believers remain steadfast when cultural tides shift and Christian convictions are met with resistance?

In I Peter: Ever Ready, Always Faithful, Dr. Nathan T. Morton unpacks the powerful message of the Apostle Peter’s first letter—a guidebook for believers navigating life from the margins. With clarity and conviction, Morton explores how Peter’s words equip modern Christians to embrace their identity as resident aliens, thrive in the face of trials, and hold fast to the unshakable hope found in Christ.

From the call to holy living to the promise of an eternal inheritance, this book challenges readers to shift their focus from worldly acceptance to faithful endurance. Through rich biblical insights and real-world applications, I Peter: Ever Ready, Always Faithful reminds us that the church is at its strongest when it stands firm in its true identity.

You were never meant to belong here. But in Christ, you belong to something far greater.

Everyone loves a good story filled with drama, intrigue, conflict, excitement, and ultimate success. This is exactly the story of Nehemiah! And, if you are open to it, this account will draw you into its unfolding drama. No one writes a better story than history; this history from Israel’s past is one of the best!

This is more than a book, it is a tool to use as a thinking and devotional guide in your study of Nehemiah. Each section is comprised of six parts.

• Ethical or devotional articles to provoke thought regarding the topic of that week’s text.

• Weekly life introducing the thematic thought, companion song, goals, needs/burdens, and a personal encouragement plan.

• Prayer guide for others and yourself.

• Chapters to read, historical background, and sermon outline.

• Notes pages.

• Considerations for reflection before starting next section

My hope is that this book will help in your personal growth and give you an increased commitment to and in your local church, with a greater urgency for the gospel.

What kind of Savior is Jesus? Do the words meek, mourn, and peacemaker imply that Jesus was fundamentally passive and weak, or is there a strong view of the Lord that we overlook? N.T. Morton believes even the Lord's most submissive acts are undergirded by unbelievable strength and power. A weak view of Jesus results in a Christianity that stands for nothing and allows everything. A strong view of Jesus is needed to produce in the believer a life of integrity, character, strength, and holiness. In a world where so much is fluid and unstable, we need to see the Lord Jesus Christ high and lifted up, empowering us to earnestly contend for the faith in how we live our lives and treat one another.