Christlike Acceptance Across Deep Difference is a diverse and challenging anthology that seeks to re-orient the church’s conversation about sexuality, gender, and LGBTQ ministry through a posture of Christlike acceptance—of both stances—using a methodology that […]
In The Ten Commandments through the Ages, Sara Koenig offers a succinct yet comprehensive exploration of one of the most influential texts in Western religious and moral imagination. Rather than treating the Decalogue as a […]
The Well That Washes What It Shows takes its title from a line by the 17th-century poet and clergyman George Herbert. In a poem entitled “The Holy Scriptures,” Herbert likens Scripture to pure water that […]
The Bible is a male-dominated story written by men, mostly about men, within a male-focused, patriarchal society. Yet, there is this golden strand of motherhood that runs throughout the narrative from beginning to end. Motherhood […]
This thorough, well-researched guide equips Christian counselors and pastors with key information for how to minister to people who are in crisis. The book begins by exploring the nature of suffering, what makes something a […]
From its first page, The Earth Is the Lord’s unfolds with both intellectual rigor and an almost poetic sense of purpose. It’s a dense, scholarly work that—utilizing a background of Catholic moral and social tradition—invites […]
What do you think of when you hear the words “catechesis”? No, it’s not the sounds a sneeze makes. It’s a transliterated Greek word that simply means “spoken instruction.” A catechesis was a systematic lecture […]
Last year, I reviewed Understanding Spiritual Abuse by Karen Roudkovski. This new book is a companion workbook for survivors to use as part of their healing journeys. The author wrote this for people who have experienced […]
The books in the Library of Religious Biography have a habit of taking an individual that I did not really like – be it their personality, morality, or methodology – and making me if not […]
Despite the title sounding like a bad Christian time-travel novel, The Next Quest for the Historical Jesus is a pretty much the opposite: a well-written, comprehensive, extensively-researched, expertly-crafted foray into what can be known about […]
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