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EducationFormationBooksChristine Norvell

Teaching Tragedy in Tragic Times: Relying on Dante and Aristotle

Seeing a great soul in pain or death should transform these concepts of pain and death for us because tragedy involves the dignity and significance of human life, and often, man’s ability to endure suffering.

BooksFormationNadya Williams

The Lord Is My Light: Interview with Trevin Wax

"However it’s used, my prayer is the same: that people will receive this liturgy as a gift, placing themselves before God day after day with open hands."

Marc SimsBooksPoetryCulture

Truth, Breathed Through Silver

Where, in our perma-casual age who “sees through” all as nothing, will we get to breathe a more solemn air?

Andrew TolkmithBooks

Keeping It Real: Eric Cyr’s 'Here It Snows in June'

Short stories of the variety given in 'Here It Snows in June' have a marked potential to convince people to pick up literature again.

BooksCultureE. Wesley Reynolds, III

Russell Kirk’s Understanding of a Christian America

Kirk reinvigorates the spirit of America by giving us a way of life; or rather by reminding us of the way of life which we have been historically given by a sovereign and almighty Providence.

Joshua HeavinThe HeronBooksTheology

The Heron #3: New and Forthcoming Books on the Bible and Theology

On the means and ends of this column devoted to notable new and forthcoming books, see the introductory paragraphs of its first edition. Herons who stalk their prey are supremely

BooksCultureDaniel Bennett

We Need More Religion in Public Life, Not Less

Kaemingk and Hamid believe our democratic order may be revived just yet, starting with more religion, not less.

FormationChurchJohn and Jena StarkeBooks

Sabbath Isn't a Strategy

Weariness and burnout are good reasons to come to the Sabbath. But they shouldn’t be the reasons that keep us there.

Michelle Van LoonBooksCulture

Seeking Reconciliation Between Israelis and Palestinians

'On Reconciliation' is an invitation to readers to imagine themselves beyond the headlines and horrors, in a room where former enemies can begin to repair the world together.

Steven SearcyPoetryBooks

Wriggle and Rest: Lively and Living Language for Faith

Mischa Willett. This Gift Card Has Already Been Redeemed by Mischa Willett. Paraclete Press, 2026. $21.00. 112 pp. Jazz. Opera. Poetry. All dead-end art forms, surviving in the

CultureBooksJake Meador

Considering 'Fusionism'

These are the things I hope Stephanie Slade covers in her book.

TheologyBooksJoshua Heavin

The Return of Classical Theism

It almost goes without saying that Steffaniak’s book should prove a touchstone for future conversations or debates about classical theism.