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Ian HarberTechnologyBooksFormation
When it comes to wisely engaging with new tech, we need options besides 'limit screen time' and 'bomb data centers.'
Kirsten SandersBooksThe Magpie
Nguyen's 'The Score' helps expose the ways in which an attachment to metrics reenforces bureaucracy and undercuts much of what makes life pleasurable.
Nadya WilliamsFamilyBooks
Cam Shaffer's new book is a vital and sobering reminder of the fact that for Christian children faith is often caught more than it is taught.
Hannah Miller KingBooks
Christianity forbids us from diminishing sin’s gravity or effects. We are compelled to grieve. But we have reason to rejoice because rescue has come.
Nadya WilliamsBooks
Beeson Divinity School professor Frank Thielman discusses his new book on St Paul, which is a kind of theological biography of the apostle.
Nadya WilliamsBooks
A recent award-winning novel tells the story of two modern-day desert saints.
Jake MeadorCultureChurchBooksFormation
If you want people to be bewildered by church, then church needs to be weird in some way.
Nadya WilliamsChurchBooksFormation
The new edition of Plough's Lent and Easter reader features 96 texts that will help us remember the strange anticipation and hope of the Christian faith.
Nadya WilliamsBooks
A conversation with historian John Wilsey on his latest book, how to learn from the past, and America's 250th anniversary
J. Todd BillingsCultureBooks
What divides us now isn't primarily partisan or tribal. The division is between those who affirm a certain vision of human dignity and those who do not.
Michael HortonBooks
The second volume in Michael Horton's 'Sources of the Modern Self' series helps to explain the ascent of utopianism, amongst other things.
Joshua HeavinBooks
The 19th century Anglican bishop J. C. Ryle offers a compelling and useful model for ministry and preaching in our own day.