Take & read: New books in theology To speak words of grace, we must first name the powers and principalities that hold us captive. selected by Jason Micheli May 9, 2019
In Review: Put Ijeoma Oluo and Crystal Fleming on your antiracism reading list Two new books offer an education—with grace and humor. by Christina G. Kukuk May 8, 2019
In Review: A radically new vision of mainline church leadership Helping people think differently in changing times by William H. Willimon May 8, 2019
Take & read: New books in Old Testament Climate catastrophe, economic inequality, and the way we treat our dead selected by Amy Erickson May 8, 2019
In Review: A chaplain, his cerebral palsy, and the philosophy that guides him Stephen Faller’s series of wise reflections on being alive by Richard Lischer May 7, 2019
Take & read: New books in ethics In the Anthropocene era, do ethics matter? selected by Jonathan Tran May 6, 2019
In Review: The miracles of Julie Yip-Williams’s life and death A cancer memoir about a life sustained by improbable events by LaVonne Neff May 6, 2019
In Review: A personal narrative of addiction and the culture that birthed it Leslie Jamison weaves cultural critique into her memoir about alcohol and creativity. by Alexander E. Sharp May 1, 2019
In Review: 25 years after the Rwandan genocide, Denise Uwimana tells her story A memoir about survival and the theological questions it raises by Elizabeth Felicetti April 29, 2019
In Review: Miriam Toews imagines her way into an insular community grappling with sexual assault In her new novel, women in a Mennonite colony plot their own liberation. by Valerie Weaver-Zercher April 25, 2019
In Review: Should Christians hunt animals? A book of essays offers an array of perspectives for and against. by Tony Jones April 25, 2019
On the Shelf In Review: Why I’m reading Nyasha Junior If we want our biblical interpretation to align with the fullness of who Christ is, we need new lenses. by Christena Cleveland April 23, 2019
In Review: How Rachel Held Evans bears the beauty and the burden of reading the Bible The creative retellings in Inspired model an account of inspiration that is as much a spiritual practice as a religious doctrine. by Ashleigh D. Elser April 22, 2019
In Review: The slaveholding mistress and her purse strings Stephanie Jones-Rogers dismantles the stereotype of white female passivity in the pre-Civil War south. by Edward J. Blum April 18, 2019
In Review: The Christian virtues and the art of dying 9 values that can shape the end of life in a cruciform way by Aaron Klink April 15, 2019