This Sweet Earth: Walking with Our Children in the Age of Climate Collapse

This Sweet Earth: Walking with Our Children in the Age of Climate Collapse

Wylie-Kellermann’s book is a hope-filled, though realistic call to subvert the darkest version of that future through a variety of means.

Cambria Kaltwasser
On February 12, 2025
My Body is Not a Prayer Request: Disability Justice in the Church

My Body is Not a Prayer Request: Disability Justice in the Church

Reading My Body is Not a Prayer Request was a signpost moment in my own life. Rather than a flash of sudden change, finding Kenny’s wise words started a gradual expansion of my understanding of what it means to be a disabled person

Ethan Meyers
On February 5, 2025
Life in Flux: Navigational Skills to Guide and Ground You in an Ever-Changing World

Life in Flux: Navigational Skills to Guide and Ground You in an Ever-Changing World

Life in Flux is more than a book; it’s a lifeline for those adrift in uncertain times. By confronting cultural myths and presenting God’s timeless truths, O’Donnell and Slayton provide readers with a roadmap for embracing transitions as opportunities for growth. 

Gabrielle Wehrmeyer
On January 29, 2025
How to Stay Married: The Most Insane Love Story Ever Told

How to Stay Married: The Most Insane Love Story Ever Told

Harrison Scott Key’s How to Stay Married is a story of trauma, past and present, a marriage gone off the rails with two wounded partners who endure betrayal, pain, mercy, and grace. It’s a story about a marriage on life support. Then the marriage dies. Then it’s a story of untidy resurrection.

Danielle Vriend Fluit
On January 23, 2025

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Kathryn Schoon-Tanis

For Our Daughters  

While this film doesn’t trace how segments of the church ended up with a culture of toxic masculinity and prevalent sexual abuse (there are resources

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Wes Granberg-Michaelson

Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin.

. . . the movie presents Bonhoeffer’s overall witness and life in public theaters across the country to many thousands who may have barely known

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Mark Hiskes

I Cheerfully Refuse

Although widespread despair is a given, Enger reminds readers of what’s still to cherish.