Tuesday is the day most publishers release their new books. Here is a look at the Christian books that came our way this week, including Prodigal Culture, Scroll Less Live More, and a graphic novel of Pilgrim’s Progress.
May God be gracious to us: a prayer before Election Day / A wretch like me / On the naming of death / Readers respond on Elisabeth Elliot’s sexuality / The belly dancer grandmas / Looksmaxxing: the normalizing of vanity / Kindle deals, new books, and more.
Encounter the living Jesus in all of Scripture. The Jesus Bible lifts Jesus up as the lead story of the Bible and encourages you to faithfully follow him as you participate in his story.
Conflict in marriage is inevitable, but resolving it well is a skill. Here are 6 practical tips that range from examining your own sin first to a 10 p.m. rule.
Your definition of blessing is too small / You can see everything: on masks, performing, and holiness / 5 Ways retirees can serve the church / The danger of ‘no enemies to the right’ / A candy shop owner, a customs officer, and a beloved family / The straightest path to happiness is devoting ourselves…
This week’s Works & Wonders: God’s power paired with his goodness, Wikipedia’s most-read page, weather photos, Anchor Hymns, a one-trick app, and men who sing.
When sorrow and suffering take you by the hand / Going no contact? Ruth and faithful presence / Why Christians don’t have to fear the collapse / Does evangelicalism exist? / Reformation Day myths / Best practices from evangelistically effective churches
Free Stuff Fridays: Win one of 10 hardcover of The Bondage of the Will!
Of all the books that came our way in October, here are the ones that most stood out to me, arranged in what I think is a nice new format. As always, I’ve included the publisher’s editorial description for each.
When you trick-or-treat, nod to Martin Luther / Time flies—and death comes speedily / Was Piper unprepared? / 17 Exhortations for Christian citizens / God’s left hand / The engineering behind every heartbeat / Kindle deals, and more
8 Ways to help your kids love the church / I hate your Halloween decorations / How mental illness became an identity / It can happen here, too / How the mainstream recruits for the manosphere / Why paper books endure / Kindle deals, and more
What happens when the people in porn are not real exist, but are merely generated by AI? Could AI allow us to create ethical pornography that solves one of the foremost concerns that come with real pornography? In other words, is it a sin to look at AI-generated porn?
3 Reasons why Christians should lay “R.I.P.” to rest / Goodbye, ‘Sam’s Club’ megachurch. Hello, stained glass. / Beauty demands to be noticed / Aslan Sane: the Bowiefication of Narnia / Aslan and the Christians who can’t be enchanted / The day of pioneer missions is not over / Kindle deals, videos, and more
This week brings a substantial new commentary on the Westminster Confession of Faith from a whole team of Reformed scholars, an updated edition of a well-known apologetics book, a couple of books for kids, and a new edition of the ESV.
Why does everyone else’s life seem better than mine? / Adoption is not a treatment for infertility / Can a Christian be demon-possessed? / 7 Keys for thriving in lifelong ministry / Put the destination in the frame / Welcome to the valley of pain / Kindle deals, new books, and more
I recently spent a couple of weeks preparing a great deal of fresh material for a weekend-long marriage seminar. Along the way, I often found myself convicted by the content I was preparing. As I readied myself to teach others, I had to consider the ways in which I needed to be a student before…
Christian universalism is alive (just go to a funeral) / Three ways to walk with those who grieve / This is Roman Catholicism / Stinginess and the generosity of God / Unclear evangelism leads to unclear (and false) conversions / 5 ways men (and women) can serve the church / Kindle deals, and more
This week’s Works & Wonders: God’s wisdom and power aimed at our good, a 7.5-hour trip around the earth, top wildlife photos, bird radio, and new songs.
Are our unholy desires sinful? / Friends don’t let friends feed their data to AI agents / A death, a plagiarism scandal and a quest for revenge / The conservatism of Beatrix Potter / Were the Romans tolerant about sex? / Reader recommendations
Free Stuff Fridays: 10 copies of The Heart of the Reformation are up for grabs!
I would like to think time will prove that Christians are already thinking about AI in a distinctly Christian way. Those who use AI widely and those who reject it entirely are both under obligation to think about it well.
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