“Church Refugees” is a deeper analysis of the DONE’s authored by sociologists […]
Arts & Culture
Elusive Justice
New York Times bestseller and recipient of the NAACP Image Award for outstanding literary work (nonfiction), Just Mercy […]
Review: Navigating the Nonsense
Navigating the Nonsense presents the reader with a clear picture of the risks involved in congregational ministry […]
A Flawed Atonement
“In seven days, God created the world. And in seven seconds, I shattered mine.” […]
Review: Between the World and Me
When Ta-Nehisi Coates’s book Between the World and Me was released last summer, it arrived against a backdrop of heightening racial unease. […]
Review: The Abbey
At twenty years old I found myself seated at the back of a Roman Catholic cathedral in Mexico feeling confused and amazed. […]
Review: Bottled: A Mom’s Guide to Early Recovery
Vulnerability draws me in like a magnet every time. Combine quick-witted sarcasm with transparency and I feel I’ve made a new best friend. […]
Charlie Chaplin and Jesus
“Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in the long shot.”—Charlie Chaplin […]
Review: Seeing in the Dark
Whether you are an intimate follower of Christ or a skeptic, Nancy Ortberg’s latest book is a must-read. […]
Review: Lament Is the Beginning
Glenn Pemberton teaches Old Testament at Abilene Christian University. Because of a rare neurological syndrome […]
Second City Sabbatical
Christians often say that God has a “wonderful plan” for our lives. I don’t believe that’s true. […]
Review: A Hobbit, a Wardrobe, and a Great War
In spite of the title’s reference to Lewis’s Narnia chronicles, this is not a children’s book. Rather, it is the story of how J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis […]