Everyone will experience disability at some point, in some way, during their life. The CDC reports that more than 1 in 4 adults in the United States (roughly 60 million people) live with a disability. […]
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 […]
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, […]
The idea of friendship with Christ is often been relegated to the realm of feel-good worship music and colloquial, folksy sermons. God as your buddy or your pal has—in more “intellectual” academic circles been sort […]
The New International Commentaries are my first-stop resources when deeply studying any biblical text. They have been the evangelical standard for fifty years now, collecting the very best research from top-notch scholars to produce a […]
The series God’s Word for You offers accessible commentaries on books of the Bible, with different authors contributing. This volume by Sam Allberry offers a conversational exploration of 1, 2, and 3 John. This is […]
This Lent and Easter devotional is full of insightful reflections on Christian doctrine and its implications for life. The editors collected readings from many different writers, and the content in this book spans multiple centuries. […]
I grew up in a conservative evangelical church at the height of the Left Behind craze. As a kid, I remember that the church actually fired our pastor because he was not a premillennial dispensationalist. […]
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 […]
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