
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
From its opening chapters, Kingdom Racial Change feels less like a traditional academic study and more like an invitation into lives that are shaped by divergent realities but unified by a shared purpose. Michael Evans […]
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 […]
I received a copy of Pilgrim: A Theological Memoir about a week before I made an international move from the US to Australia and I was left in a quandary: Do I pack this book […]
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 […]
Up until reading this book I had no idea that conservation dogs existed. Of course, I knew that dogs could be taught to track and find things—that’s how a lot of breeds were bred, after […]
At the end of 2023, the UNHCR reported that 117.3 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide, including 43.4 million refugees, 68.3 million internally displaced people, and 6.9 million asylum seekers. Midway through 2025, as I […]
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