If you hope to see God change society, you must be an ordinary radical who prays--and then is ready to become the answer to your own prayers.

In The New Conspirators, Tom Sine shares stories of churches and ministries that have planted hope in these troubled soils. With inimitable insight and delight, Sine gives us a picture of how this mustard seed generation is refashioning the world according to God's great vision.

In Enough, Will and Lisa Samson address the idea of finding contentment in this age of excess. With a casual, accessible writing style, the Samsons discuss consumerism, contentment as a Christian discipline, and the notion of stewarding our resources. In four sections, they outline the ideas that drive a consumerist mindset; the effects those ideas have on ourselves, our communities, and the earth; conclusions about the situation; and practical solutions for negotiating everyday life once we understand that our abundant God is, in fact, enough.

This way of humility, community, simplicity, submission and brokenness will help you see--no matter how dark things get.