Third Pew Publishing
Georgetown, Texas

Books for the people in the pews.

Honest, practical books for believers who want their faith to hold up on Monday morning, not only on Sunday.

Our first title
Book cover: Accountability That Actually Works, Who Has Permission to See the Real You? by Dean Paris
Coming soon

Accountability That Actually Works

Who has permission to see the real you?

David sits in the third row every Sunday. He coaches Little League, runs a framing crew, and shakes hands in the church lobby. Nobody there knows he sat alone in his truck last Tuesday night, ashamed of what he had done.

Across twelve chapters, David's story runs alongside a direct, practical case for accountability with teeth: real questions, real deadlines for confession, and a structure built to catch a man before he falls.

Written for

  • Men who are struggling and tired of hiding it
  • Men who lead or walk alongside struggling men
  • Wives who want something real to hand their husbands
For readers

Reader resources

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Weekly questions

The discussion questions for every chapter, ready to print for you and your accountability partner.

Available at launch

Accountability check-in guide

A simple weekly check-in you can use with one man or a whole group.

Available at launch

Group leader notes

Suggestions for working through the book together in a men's group or Bible study.

Available at launch

Walking Free Recovery

Free online support groups for men, women (UNDIVIDED), and spouses (Restoring Purpose) affected by pornography and sexual impurity.

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The catalog

Our books

No. 1

Accountability That Actually Works

Coming soon
No. 2

Next title in the works

To be announced
No. 3

More to come

To be announced
About us
Dean and Melissa Paris

Dean & Melissa Paris

Third Pew Publishing is a small, family-run publisher started by Dean and Melissa Paris in Georgetown, Texas. Through years of recovery ministry with Walking Free, they have sat with hundreds of men, women, and families who needed more than a quick answer. These books grow out of that work.