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Discovering Your Internal Universe – Cody Deese

January 29, 2026 Josh Olds Comments Off on Discovering Your Internal Universe – Cody Deese

Anxiety is at an all time high. Nearly one in three US adults have experienced an anxiety disorder at some point in their life. And, looking around at the world, you can sort of understand. […]

Non-Fiction

Rereading Revelation – Greg Carey

January 29, 2026 Josh Olds Comments Off on Rereading Revelation – Greg Carey

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. […]

Academic

The Ten Commandments through the Ages – Sara M. Koenig

January 29, 2026 Josh Olds Comments Off on The Ten Commandments through the Ages – Sara M. Koenig

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 […]

Non-Fiction

The Well That Washes What It Shows – Jonathan Linebaugh

January 29, 2026 Josh Olds Comments Off on The Well That Washes What It Shows – Jonathan Linebaugh

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 […]

Academic

Suicide and the Communion of Saints – Rhonda Mawhood Lee

October 21, 2025 Josh Olds Comments Off on Suicide and the Communion of Saints – Rhonda Mawhood Lee

The central question of Suicide and the Communion of Saints is quite simple: What happens when someone we love dies by suicide? Not only in a spiritual sense of salvation, but practically within the life […]

Academic

Under Her Wings: Mothers and Motherhood in the New Testament – Jennifer Houston McNeel

October 21, 2025 Josh Olds Comments Off on Under Her Wings: Mothers and Motherhood in the New Testament – Jennifer Houston McNeel

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 […]

Non-Fiction

Serving God Under Siege: How War Transformed a Ukrainian Community – Valentyn Syniy

October 21, 2025 Josh Olds Comments Off on Serving God Under Siege: How War Transformed a Ukrainian Community – Valentyn Syniy

On 24 February, 2022, Russia illegally and violently invaded Ukraine igniting the deadliest war on European soil since World War II. Hundreds of thousands have been killed, included tens of thousands of civilians. Out of […]

Children's Books

Late Today – Jungyoon Huh and Myungae Lee

September 22, 2025 Josh Olds Comments Off on Late Today – Jungyoon Huh and Myungae Lee

Seoul is awake. The day is dreary. The city stretches and rumbles to life. Cars pack the roadway as everyone jostles for position. Nobody wants to be late. In the midst of that controlled chaos […]

Children's Books

The Birds of Christmas – Olivia Armstrong & Mira Miroslavova

August 5, 2025 Josh Olds Comments Off on The Birds of Christmas – Olivia Armstrong & Mira Miroslavova

Christmastime means Christmas books and, specifically, retellings of the Christmas story that must somehow find some new perspective while dealing with some pretty established material. Getting animals engaged in the action is not new at […]

Non-Fiction

Some of the Words are Theirs – Austin Carty

August 5, 2025 Josh Olds Comments Off on Some of the Words are Theirs – Austin Carty

Throughout my adult life as someone involved in ministry, I’ve struggled with the fact that I would consider my primary ministry identity as a preacher. I’m a good pastor. One of my academic focuses in […]

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