A very short review of the novel by George Saunders.

A few words on Natasha Sistrunk Robinson’s book.

A very short review of a collection of essays about dads.

A few words on Mark Galli’s brief introduction to Karl Barth.

These are my teachers. I invite you to let them be yours.

Reading poems about joy with a broken heart.

A brief review of the religious biography of FDR by John Woolverton with James Bratt.

A brief review of The True Believer by Eric Hoffer.

Robert Hilburn loves rock ‘n’ roll.

My review of Virginia Garrard-Burnett’s account of Guatemala’s Ríos Montt years.

A thought-provoking quote from Annie Dillard’s Holy the Firm.

Two Scandinavian buddies writing each other letters about soccer? Sign me up.

How Karl Ove Knausgaard watches soccer.

It’s strange, the things we miss when they’re gone.

It's an odd book. You can't say you weren't warned.

When COVID-19 hit, Susana Navarette thought first of her sewing classes.

During hard times, let’s give ourselves grace to read books that won't simply weigh us down.

Revisiting Cornelius Plantinga's “breviary of sin.”

A classic of Mexican literature.

A brief word about Shawn Smucker’s novel Light from Distant Stars.