Series
Author Interviews
This series contains interviews with numerous book authors about their work and areas of expertise.
The Exciting Christian Life of John C. Lennox
John Lennox provides plenty of evidence that the Christian life isn’t boring.
Why King Arthur Matters to Malcolm Guite
In ’Galahad and the Grail,’ Malcolm Guite helps contemporary readers experience an authentic version of the Arthurian legends in modern language.
Don’t Let Preschool Ministry Be an Afterthought
‘The Beginner’s Gospel Story Curriculum’ helps churches teach the deep truths of the faith to young children.
Let George Herbert Deepen Your Faith
Great spiritual poets awaken us to the sweetness of spiritual realities, the devastation of sin, and the majesty of God.
Your Kids Should Learn About Harriet Tubman
‘The Story of Harriet Tubman’ is an exciting, age-appropriate celebration of an American hero.
Make Faith and Work Part of Your Church’s Ministry
As Tom Nelson reminds us in ‘Why Your Work Matters,’ the primary work of the church is often done by the church at work in the world.
How to Make Sense of the Whole Bible
Is there a single theme to the entire Bible? We ask this question and more in an interview with Andreas Köstenberger about his book on biblical theology.
When God Allows Your Children to Suffer
Our ultimate hope as believing moms isn’t found in the absence of trouble or in some kind of assumed normal; it’s found in our glorious, comforting, overcoming Savior.
Megan Hill on Why Church Is Good for Kids
In her new picture book, Megan Hill helps us see why the church is good for kids—and why kids are good for the church.
Why Kevin DeYoung Wrote (Another) Children’s Bible
With 104 short chapters, this new Bible storybook—complete with illustrations—is a goldmine for parents and kids. Here’s why Kevin DeYoung wrote it.
How to Read Your Bible without Missing the Point
Wise readers will approach Scripture with modern hermeneutical habits combined with the more theological reading styles of premodern readers.
Andrew Peterson on Why Artists Aren’t Better Than Everyone Else
Andrew Peterson has been making music for over 20 years. In his first non-fiction book, he reflects on making music, art-nourishing communities, the nuts and bolts of writing, and more.
The Enduring Appeal of Antinomianism
The enduring appeal of antinomian theology is simply that it’s easy.
New History Textbook Grapples with America’s Complex Religious History
American history is a complicated mixture of ideals, failure, and the tension between these extremes.
