"Holy Disruption reminds us Jesus’ birth matters only because by living abundantly and dying redemptively, Jesus sought to reorder the world."
Noushin Darya Framke reviews Kelley Nikondeha's latest book.
"Preaching could easily serve as a seminary preaching text, although it is equally useful for seasoned pastors."
“At the heart of American response to the opioid crisis is one vexing question: is drug addiction a disease or a personal failing? Macy clearly sees it as a 'treatable disease'; recovery is possible, but not easy.”
Philip J. Reed reviews a new book featuring voices from five denominations with Presbyterian roots.
"This play, and the stories it contained, was an experience of transfiguration."
"Resurrection, not death, is the point of the Christian faith; as Christ invited the criminal crucified on a cross next to his to join him 'this day in paradise,' so too as Christians we are called to live into resurrection here and now."
"[Tiffany Yecke] Brooks speaks directly to those who are struggling, but her writing would also benefit pastors or friends seeking to offer spiritual support."
"(F. Bruce) Gordon masterfully demonstrates that Zwingli is who we often do not want historical subjects to be: an all-too-human person who confuses, inspires and disappoints us."
Katerra Adkins reviews Debie Thomas' new book.
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