Bad Religion, Good News by Scott Bessenecker
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, […]
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 […]
Making time for creativity can be a struggle, especially when people feel guilty for prioritizing artistic expression. Blogger and artist Marian Parsons explores why creativity is essential to human flourishing, and how we can make […]
Christian homeschooling mothers who value a nontraditional, literature-based approach to learning will appreciate the perspective this book offers. Homeschooling mother Jennifer Pepito encourages moms that they don’t have to replicate everything about a public school […]
Kathryn Butler and Korrie Johnson are writers and mothers who are passionate about children’s literature. In this book, they share guidance for Christian parents who want to provide good books for their children, and who […]
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 […]
Aging is an often-ignored topic in Christian living books. The Christian publishing industry tends to emphasize youth and relevance, just like in the broader culture, and people try to avoid thinking about aging. This new […]
Every once in a while, I read a book that is totally different than anything I’ve ever read before. In Created to Play, author Brianna Lambert offers a unique and much-needed corrective in how we […]
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