My review of Moral Minority by David Swartz.

Which books are the right books for us to read? What are the right ways to read them?

Here are my favorite books from the past year.

May we be good stewards of the Nativity. And may the world never be the same again.

Karl Barth on that which is born of God.

Moving past the word and deed tension that was never supposed to exist.

My story about Mary Andringa, CEO of Vermeer Corporation, who brings a “theological imagination” to her work in manufacturing.

My review of The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver.

Brief thoughts on Henri Nouwen’s book Compassion.

My review of This Ordinary Adventure by Adam and Christine Jeske.

My review of We Shall Not Be Moved by Tom Wooten.

My profile of the entrepreneur Aaron Klusman for Christianity Today.

My review of Beyond Left and Right by Amy Black.

Introducing CCDA’s new theological journal.

My review of Subversive Kingdom by Ed Stetzer.

In honor of Independence Day in Guatemala, here's an irreverent and educational look at the region's history.

Misoslav Volf on values and voting.

Lesslie Newbigin on the Bible’s “unique interpretation of universal history.”

Introducing a new essay on religious liberty and the common good.

Celebrating the launch of a new “open source curriculum resource.”