Don’t Be Afraid of the “Brave New World”
Captain America: Brave New World wrestles with identity, justice, and leadership. What does true bravery look like in a divided world? This film—and faith—offer insights.
Captain America: Brave New World wrestles with identity, justice, and leadership. What does true bravery look like in a divided world? This film—and faith—offer insights.
When families face life’s hardest moments, ministry leaders have a unique opportunity to offer comfort and guidance. Ministering to Families in Crisis is a compassionate and practical resource, equipping pastors and caregivers to walk alongside those in need with grace, understanding, and hope.
“The Deliverer Has Come,” by Sarah Shin and illustrated by Shin Maeng, features captivating storytelling, vibrant illustrations, and a thoughtful exploration of Advent themes.
Sacred jazz blends faith with jazz’s rich rhythms, tracing roots from African American spirituals to Duke Ellington’s transformative Sacred Concerts.
Jelani Greenidge’s Undercover Prophets equips readers to integrate stand-up comedy into ministry, emphasizing storytelling, laughter, and impactful communication.
A review of “The Liturgy of Politics”, by Kaitlyn Schiess, examining how spiritual formation influences our political views and community engagement in voting.
Unpacking economic disparity, “Ecosystems of Jubilee” inspires communities to rethink justice and interconnectedness through faith.
Jelani Greenidge offers a compelling review of Sing Sing, a powerful film about incarcerated men finding redemption, echoing Christian themes of restoration and beloved community.
In his book, Humility Illuminated, Rev. Dr. Dennis Edwards redefines humility as submission to God, fostering mutual empowerment and communal healing.
Find practical strategies to engage churchgoers and improve volunteer recruitment in Angela Yee’s newest book.
