If you have never thought about how Christianity is a worldview that should influence your behavior in every area of your life, this would be a great place to start.

Aaron Renn's new release is a practical, thoughtful consideration of how Christians ought to respond to living in the negative world we find ourselves in.

I fear that this book is going to be best remembered as evidence to those who want to see evangelicals in a negative light that all of us evangelicals were precisely the kind of crazy, hateful, spiteful, greedy people they knew we were all along.

The Christian life should not be boring; it should be characterized by a quest with God.

Nathan Clarkson’s new book, The Way of Kings: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern Man, urges young men to ignore all the nonsense that the world tells us men are or are not.

This book contains some legitimate critiques of American evangelicalism, but it suffers from a foundational problem of definition that undermines its overly broad argument.