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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.
Some two decades ago, former pastor-turned political scientist and researcher Ryan P. Burge, who was raised Southern Baptist, found a more comfortable home for his faith in an American Baptist Churches USA congregation.
Luke Tillman, the 8-year-old “Kid Pastor” who became a viral sensation three years ago for baptizing his stuffed Paw Patrol toys and has continued to share his faith with more than half a million followers on Instagram, has written a new devotional for kids that’s set to be released in September.
Singer Nicole C. Mullen shares how her latest book, part memoir and part devotional, draws on stories from Scripture, history and Mullen’s own life to highlight God’s faithfulness throughout the lives of women who went through difficulty.
In an era that prizes immediacy and instant transformation, even within the Church, Matt Chandler is making a countercultural case that sanctification does not move linearly “up and to the right.” In an interview on his latest book, the pastor discusses deconstruction, confession and the dangers of "political idolatry."
Shannon Bream shares how a season of suffering, and more importantly, the faith that carried her through it, inspired her latest book, "Nothing Is Impossible with God," an exploration of biblical figures who endured adversity and emerged transformed.
Tim Tebow shares how a moment of conviction led to "If the Tree Could Speak," an illustrated book that retells the crucifixion from the perspective of the cross itself.
