Books
Hope for the Scrappy Church
These are characteristics of churches that survive despite the odds.
How Heavenly-Mindedness Is Pivotal to Christianity
Christianity has been criticized of being too heavenly-minded to be of earthly good. Here's why that's not the case.
Celebrities, Depression and the Fear of Death
Ray Comfort: Fame, Fortune and Futile Lives
The Fear That Plagued Robin Williams
Robin Williams struggled with depression and alcoholism, but there was a deeper struggle.
Navigating a Polarized World as the People of God
Rick McKinley: Faith for This Moment
Living Faithfully in Exile
For Christians in a post-Christian culture, the question is how we relate to the culture.
Developing Competencies in Reconciliation
Today's globalized world requires that the church become competent in different areas of reconciliation.
Al Tizon: Whole and Reconciled
Gospel, Church and Mission in a Fractured World
The Surprising Ministry of Susannah Spurgeon
Susannah Spurgeon left a remarkable legacy in her own right, even as she supported her husband's ministry.
