Branch is the story of life. It begins with Creation—a colorful swirl invading dark nothingness. From the cosmos to the planet to the earth and seas, Branch takes readers on an eye-catching, beautiful journey through […]
The church has always carried a paradox at its heart. It proclaims the good news of Jesus Christ while being populated by people who often fail to embody that good news. For many Christians today, […]
I cannot tell you the number of books I have read on Christian leadership. Part of this is because I have a doctorate in Christian leadership. You have to read a lot of books on […]
If you take a look at church growth trends, you’ll see an interesting and disturbing movement. While small and community churches are dying, megachurches are growing. The overall pool of Christians is stagnant (that’s a […]
Jack Reese has been a Christian for a long time. Most of that time has been spent as a professional Christian—senior pastor, university professor, seminary dean, campus minister, community activist, and inspirational author. And yet […]
One of the most obvious ways to evaluate the third edition of a book is whether or not it was necessary. Why not just reprint the second edition? What new content is added? What old […]
If there is one word that defines much of the modern church, it may be fragmentation. Congregations divide over politics, race, worship styles, theology, and social issues. Christians increasingly sort themselves into communities of like-minded […]
I have been a Tiffany Yecke Brooks fan since first picking up her book Gaslighted by God some years ago. That book, subtitled Reconstructing a Disillusioned Faith, spoke to any number of folks who had […]
This is an incredibly niche book about an incredibly wide topic. There are, and this may be only a slight exaggeration, millions of parenting books. There are, and I am sure this is no exaggeration, […]
Attachment theory is a psychological framework pioneered by 20th century British psychoanalyst John Bowlby. He posited that the emotional bonds formed with primary caregivers in infancy would highly inform that infant’s capacity for trust, intimacy, […]
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