Academic
The End of Memory – Miroslav Volf
We live in a world where we would rather move on from the atrocities of our past, where a common cultural religion tells us to “forgive and forget.” Amid all of that, Miroslav Volf calls […]
Publisher: Eerdmans
Academic
In Quest of the Historical Adam – William Lane Craig
In Quest of the Historical Adam is the result of over half a decade of work by theologian and philosopher William Lane Craig to explore the question of human origins and reconcile Scripture with modern […]
Non-Fiction
If God Still Breathes, Why Can’t I? – Angela Parker
More so than any book in history, the Bible and its authority has been misused and weaponized to oppress and demean. From that foundation, Black womanist theologian Angela Parker embarks on an exploration of what […]
Non-Fiction
Baby Dinosaurs on the Ark – Janet Kellogg Ray
Christian distrust of science is noticeable in the current pandemic response and climate change, but the root of that distrust—even though the historical rift goes back to the Middle Ages—is the debate between creation and […]
Non-Fiction
Reading Evangelicals – Daniel Silliman
I read a lot of Christian fiction, so when I heard about Daniel Silliman’s Reading Evangelicals: How Christian Fiction Shaped a Culture and a Faith, I was immediately intrigued. Silliman selects five books as cultural […]
Children's Books
A Perfect Day – Jennifer Yerkes
Beautiful and artful, A Perfect Day is the perfect book for a young nature lover. While many children’s books exist because of their text—usually in sing-songy rhythm—A Perfect Day is primarily about the art and […]
Children's Books
I Can Help – Reem Faruqi and Mikela Prevost
I Can Help is a story of redemption. Not a typical one and, if I’m honest, not as satisfying as I’d hoped, but an authentic one. It’s a story about how self-preservation can cause us […]
Children's Books
The Very Hungry Plant – Renato Morigoni
This is a book about The Very Hungry Plant. It’s a simple tale. First, there is a carnivorous plant. Then, it eats everything. Renato Morigoni’s painted narrative grows more and more absurd as the plant […]
Children's Books
Nasreddine – Odile Weulersse
You may have heard this story before. A boy and his father need to take their goods into town. The father rides with the good on the donkey and the boy walks behind. The townspeople […]
Children's Books
189 Canaries – Dieter Boge, Elsa Klever, Laura Watkinson
This is the story of one bird, which is something you might not expect from a book called 189 Canaries. It’s the story of this one bird’s journey from the mines of Germany to a […]