Jonathan Merritt, in his new book, sets out to learn how to speak about his faith in new ways in order to articulate the central ideas so that non-Christians can understand.
Finding Purpose in the Clutter: A Review of The Minimalist Home
The spaces in our homes are the places where we create meaning for ourselves and for our loved ones.
Advent Traditions: What Are We Waiting For?
According to its translation from Latin, Advent means “coming,” and throughout the season of Advent, we begin a time of waiting for the celebration of Christ’s coming into the world on Christmas Day.
Interpreting Scripture through Mystery, Doubt, & Ancient Lit: A Review of “Inspired”
In her new book, Inspired, popular blogger Rachel Held Evans engagingly wrestles in reconciling the difficult passages in the Old Testament with the overarching message of the Bible.
Using Discipline to Build Relationship: A review of “No Drama Discipline”
Realigning our understanding of the words discipline and disciple, and introducing practical strategies to transform discipline from punishment to discipleship, is at the heart of the book No Drama Discipline.
Dismantling the Question of “How much screen time should my kid have?”
The topic of media consumption is a common source of concern and self-guilt for many parents. It feels like there is so much at stake when it comes to our kids and media usage, especially since most of the related headlines are negative.