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British poet, priest and Cambridge University scholar Malcolm Guite believes society is facing a crisis of masculinity and imagination, and he's turning to one of literature's oldest heroes to help address it: King Arthur.
Wayne Jacobsen, co-creator of the bestselling novel “The Shack,” has revealed that an early draft of the controversial book embraced universalism, but said he refused to help rewrite it unless that theology was removed.
The contemporary Evangelical church has gotten forgiveness all wrong, replaced biblically anchored forgiveness with a distorted version of it, and is warping perceptions about who God is and thus distorting the message of the Gospel, claims author Teasi Cannon.
Greg Sutton, a church elder and lay preacher, didn't initially set out to write a book. His desire was to figure out what he actually believes and strengthen other Christians’ faith in the process.
Phyllis Robertson Thomas, the previously unknown daughter of “Duck Dynasty” patriarch Phil Robertson, shares in her new book how discovering her biological father became part of a larger journey of healing from childhood trauma, mental health struggles and broken relationships through faith, forgiveness and counseling.
Max Lucado opens up about his latest book, "Unbreakable Courage: Strong Faith in an Age of Anxiety, Chaos, and Exhaustion," in which the San Antonio, Texas-based pastor looks to the story of the Old Testament prophet Elijah for answers on how believers can live faithfully in a fractured culture.
As the rising popularity of influencers like Andrew Tate reflects young men's hunger for purpose and direction, pastor and author Seth Troutt offers a biblical vision of masculinity rooted in humility, discipline, responsibility and service.
