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The Tokyo-based cultural historian W. David Marx recently published a new book titled Blank Space: A Cultural History of the Twenty-First Century. In it, he
It being the week before Halloween, I decided I’d find a copy of Frankenstein and give it a try. What I experienced was not some
Faith & Formation This year, I’ve started adjunct-teaching a class at Palm Beach Atlantic University, here in West Palm Beach, called Christian Faith & Formation.
For much of my pastoral life, I’ve conversed in living rooms, at park benches, and in bars and cafés with people wondering about Christian faith,
This piece is excerpted and adapted from Jared Ayers’ forthcoming book, You Can Trust A God With Scars, available from NavPress on September 9.
As the person bearing the letter we now call the book of Romans, it would have been Phoebe who first read, explained, taught, and answered
While preparing for our family travel and rest in June and July, I’ll assemble my “summer stack”– the books I’ll read my way through over
Many struggle with its final petition: “Lead us not into temptation,” in the King’s English. Does God tempt people into sinning?
Ruth gives her life for her mother-in-law Naomi to have a chance at a new life. In this way, Ruth’s story foreshadows great David’s greater
