In Review: Bringing Zwingli out from the shadows of Luther and Calvin Bruce Gordon masterfully weaves together the world that shaped the least-remembered Reformer and the ways he shaped that world. by Miles Hopgood January 25, 2023
In Review: David Bentley Hart’s apocalyptic view of tradition Hart believes that John Henry Newman and those quick to invoke him rely too much on a gaze backward into the past. by Thomas Albert Howard January 24, 2023
In Review: Creation and new creation A collection of essays invites artists and theologians into conversation. by Melody Bellefeuille-Frost January 19, 2023
In Review: In the dance with technology, who leads? Jacques Ellul diagnosed the problem. Paul Patton and Robert Woods offer some solutions. by Charles Strohmer January 17, 2023
In Review: A 21st-century Polish epic Based on historical events, Olga Tokarczuk’s massive novel is simultaneously heartbreaking and comic. by Jeannine Marie Pitas January 12, 2023
In Review: A biography of Psalm 91 The deeper Philip Jenkins takes us, the more layered and fascinating the story becomes. by Robert C. Fennell January 10, 2023
In Review: Reading the Bible with Love Sechrest In Race and Rhyme, associative hermeneutics finds its roots in deep, communal, and highly developed wisdom. by Greg Carey January 5, 2023
In Review: The great and strange John Donne Katherine Rundell’s biography offers something new: she matches the poet’s energy with her own. by Jill Peláez Baumgaertner January 3, 2023
In Review: Church vs. injustice, not church vs. state Ilsup Ahn believes that a different conception of church could have stopped, among other things, housing segregation. by Clint Schnekloth December 30, 2022
In Review: Another look at the 1619 Project I approached the project’s new anthology with some skepticism. Its contents quickly dispelled my doubts. by David Hoekema December 28, 2022
In Review: In the face of climate change, how do we tend to our spirits? In true agrarian fashion, Norm Wirzba suggests starting small. by Kyle Childress December 21, 2022
In Review: Who gets to live on the land? Historian Jo Guldi argues that land occupancy struggles aren’t just about fairness; they’re about humanity’s survival. by Andrew W. Stevens December 13, 2022
In Review: How some churches fail to provide a lifeline Tiffany Brooks offers much more than just another exvangelical anger manual. by Emily McGinley December 8, 2022
In Review: Avivah Zornberg finds the plot of Leviticus The eclectic scholar masterfully uncovers the subterranean threads and tensions that underlie this nonnarrative text. by Beth Kissileff December 6, 2022
In Review: After growth Wes Jackson and Robert Jensen argue that we need to live with less stuff—and way less people. by Rachel Hoskins November 28, 2022