A couple weeks ago, our senior editor, Greg Ayers, asked me to write a review of a new book he received. Great! I imagined a hot new book...
Christian millennials are losing interest in politics. They are passionate about social justice issues, but they’re politically disillusioned, and dysfunction in Washington is quickly eroding their enthusiasm for...
When I first got into Christian apologetics shortly after graduating from high school, I was dazzled by what I found. In books such as Tim Keller’s The Reason...
In an essay of literary criticism titled “Variation in Shakespeare and Others,” C.S. Lewis had this to say concerning Shakespeare’s method of description: Shakespeare behaves rather like a...
This is well said by Phillip Johnson, in his foreword to Nancy Pearcey’s Total Truth: Every one of us has a worldview, and our worldview governs our thinking...
Dr. Steven R. Graves has a new book out on biblical flourishing, entitled Flourishing: Why Some People Thrive and Others Just Survive. One of the central questions Graves...
In 1982, famous philosopher and diplomat, Michael Novak changed the minds of many people, particularly Christians, about the benefits of capitalism with his iconic book, The Spirit of...
If C.S. Lewis is the Protestant apologist beloved by both Catholics and Protestants, G.K. Chesterton is the Catholic apologist adored by both groups as well. Chesterton grew up...
As Christians, we seek to obey God’s commands because we love him and want to glorify him with our lives. We also obey, in part, because we want...
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