I am grateful to Dr. Fox for her rigorous examination of healing, disability, the church, and what it means to follow Jesus.
Dennis FeasterMay 5, 2021
Heie seeks to show us a way forward out of the mire in which we presently find ourselves
Corwin SmidtApril 21, 2021
With A Burning in My Bones, Winn Collier has provided the rest of the story. What emerges is (thankfully) what you hope.
Jeff MunroeMarch 31, 2021
In this Covid reality, Billings’s thesis is as essential as ever: “We are beloved yet small and mortal children of God, bearing witness to the Lord of creation who will set things right on the final day."
Jennifer RydenMarch 24, 2021
A good devotional, like this one, shapes and forms gently and thoughtfully. It’s a delightful way to journey through Lent.
Jeff MunroeMarch 10, 2021
In this Lenten devotional, Gayle Boss aims to awaken us to the interconnections between our existence and that of our fauna kin.
Sara Sanchez-TimmerMarch 10, 2021
Due in large part to the continued media attention given to creationists and their agenda, Christianity is sometimes thought of as anti-science and very dogmatic. However, Finding Ourselves After Darwin, shatters this stereotype as the authors discuss many different viewpoints and perspectives on Christian theology, which are all supportive and accepting of modern evolutionary biology. The ideas presented in the book can open up new discussions on topics that Christians have dealt with for centuries and demonstrates two major points.…
Jared LeeJuly 15, 2020