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BooksCultureDaniel Bennett
Kaemingk and Hamid believe our democratic order may be revived just yet, starting with more religion, not less.
FormationChurchJohn and Jena StarkeBooks
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
'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
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
These are the things I hope Stephanie Slade covers in her book.
TheologyBooksJoshua Heavin
It almost goes without saying that Steffaniak’s book should prove a touchstone for future conversations or debates about classical theism.
The MagpieKirsten SandersCultureBooks
An encounter with the men who "made thinking feel like doing"
BooksFormationCole Claybourn
Perhaps the biggest paradox Wilson brings out is that true happiness often comes when we stop actively looking for it.
CultureBooksTechnologyAndrew Spencer
To respond well to climate change will require recognizing how little we can control, trusting in the providence of God, and seeking to act responsibly as stewards of the place God has given us.
BooksEvangelicalismJournalFall 2026Kirsten Sanders
'Live Laugh Love' takes an abundance of cleverly written stories and creates from them a decoupage.
ChurchBooksAdriel Sanchez
Make no mistake about it—worship is warfare. Not the kind of warfare that puts people in captivity, but the kind of warfare that sets them free.
BooksTheologyBibleJoshua Heavin
Anyone who wants to understand what the Reformers themselves actually believed about union with Christ, justification, and much else cannot do better than to take up this volume.