Books Archives

It has become the Year of Jane Austen. Movies are hitting theaters (Becoming Jane, The Jane Austen Book Club), books are hitting shelves (Just...

David Gelernter’s important new book, “Americanism: The Fourth Great Western Religion” (Doubleday, 2007) captures, with all the zeal of a Southern...

In the wake of Madonna, Paris Hilton, and countless other “role models” encouraging young women to “express their sexuality” and drink deeply from...

Now and Not Yet is a new book by Jennifer Marshall, a colleague who knows what many of today’s single people are going through. Believe me, if...

Beyond Megachurch Myths: What We Can Learn from America’s Largest Churches takes a look at seven common myths about megachurches.

Each year around this time, I offer ten new (or relatively new) titles - in no particular order - for your summer reading consideration. Enjoy. ...

In The Organic God (Zondervan), author Margaret Feinberg shares glimpses of God’s character that point you to an authentic and naturally spiritual...

In this interview, Neta Jackson discusses how much of the popular Yada Yada series is based on her own life and how she transitioned from writing...

Even Christians are finding themselves suckered into wondering what's behind Rhonda Byrne's The Secret. Prison Fellowship president Mark Earley...

Christopher Hitchens is an erudite and witty writer. I am usually challenged by his insights and I suspect that his brain is much larger than mine....

The characters in "Atherton" live in an "elsewhere" world that could never exist in real life. Author Patrick Carman cleverly takes this...

Young people today would sooner watch a DVD than read a book. Librarians and secular educators have ample reason for concern, but Christians must...

In "The Culturally Savvy Christian," Dick Staub defines the culturally savvy Christian as one who is "serious about faith, savvy about faith and...

There is, of course, no greater sport than baseball—a fact that is one of those indisputable laws of the universe. It is incumbent upon those who...

In "Through a Screen Darkly," film critic Jeffrey Overstreet brings us his insights into how a Christian can interact with the world without either...