When we think about the role of reading in our spiritual formation, we generally think…
I’ve always been intrigued that the word “disciple” comes from origins that meant “learner.” Our…
Instagram. TikTok. Facebook. YouTube. So many media platforms via for our attention these days. While…
Over the last decade, many people in the publishing world have been wringing their hands…
Our fast-paced, technology-driven culture has changed the nature of reading. We get our news from…
In my day job as the editor of The Englewood Review of Books, I’ve staked…
Sarah Ruden is not a biblical scholar, but a Quaker and an expert on ancient languages who has been translating portions of Scripture from Hebrew and Greek.
I grew up in the 1980s, when the Christian music industry was still in its…
With the emergence of social media and e-books over the last decade, the publishing industry…
Summer is in full swing. It’s that wonderful time of year when many of us…
The summer season is right around the corner, which means it’s time to think about…
I grew up in the 1980s, when the Christian music industry was still in its…
As we do each year, we’ve gathered a list of the best book published from…
Christians are called to be part of bringing God’s Kingdom on earth, and part of…
Chances are, between barbecues, beach trips and family gatherings, you’ll have some down time over…
When we think of social justice, we typically think of action, and action is certainly…
A new offshoot of the Occupy Movement is taking off—and it’s buying up and canceling people’s debt for pennies on the dollar. The Rolling Jubilee’s lavish forgiveness of debt is dazzling newscasters and the public, and certainly has spiritual echoes. But after the Rolling Jubilee has done its good work, the question remains: Will forgiven debtors shoulder the responsibility to stay out of the red in the future, and extend the same generosity given them to others?
It’s been a week since the election was over, and I’ve seen a wide range…
The bone-dry summer has thrown more than half of all U.S. counties into emergency, but it’s not just farmers who are being affected. We will all be feeling the drought in food prices and water conservation mandates soon enough. The Bible is no stranger to agricultures ups and downs, and it has a very clear encouragement for how to act and pray during times of deep drought.
The first and most familiar of the so-called Slow Movements was the Slow Food movement…
