Joy-Elizabeth Lawrence reviews “Bearing God’s Name: Why Sinai Still Matters,” by Carmen Joy Imes
Arts & Culture
Listening to the World
Tyler Johnson reviews “The Good Place.”
A Prescription for Anxiety and Despair
As the Covid-19 pandemic has rolled over us all like a thick, global cloud, I feel its dark shadows over our daily lives in countless ways. We are weary of masks and social restrictions, and missing the fellowship and communal worship of the church. Loved ones, stricken and hospitalized with the virus, are deprived of family visits. Our festive celebrations are robbed of joy when we are isolated.
When Your Liberation Is Bound With Mine
“Liberation Is Here: Women Uncovering Hope in a Broken World,” a review by Veronica Gilliard
The Chaos and the Order
Review of The Lazy Genius Way: Embrace What Matters, Ditch What Doesn’t, and Get Stuff Done by Kendra Adachi
Prepared to Respond
Creating Shared Resilience: The Role of the Church in a Hopeful Future by David M. Boan and Josh Ayers
The Legacy We Carry
In the room that evening were gathered four generations—a rare gift in many contexts, but after listening to 1619, I was acutely aware of how impossible this would be for many of the families whose stories Hannah-Jones recounts.
Reexamining Evangelical Culture
Reckoning with who we really are and how we have been shaped by a particular history can open evangelical Christians to healing.
Re-Membering
When I asked the students inside Stateville Correctional Center what one book they would recommend, I was surprised when two-thirds of the group said the same title.
Shifting My Performance Paradigm
Instead of discussing work-life balance, Smith suggests we focus on abundant life.
Living by the Letters
An interview with author and New Testament scholar Scot McKnight
One Hundred Dresses
I am blown away by how many people come to talk to me in tears after every presentation. And I realize that even though we are different, we have common threads.