Sometimes you get lucky. I was in Melbourne for The Justice Conference Australia when I first heard that The Myth of Equality had made Publishers Weekly’s list for Best Books of 2017. It was one of 5 books listed in the Religion genre. I’ve always considered myself more of an “ideas guy” than a writer, […]
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Guest Blog by Melissa McCreery I recently read New York Time’s bestseller An Invisible Thread — the true story of ad executive Laura Schroff and her unlikely friendship with Maurice, an 11-year-old homeless boy panhandling the streets of Manhattan. I was on one of my frequent excursions into the Barnes & Noble labyrinth of shelves
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One of the things I love about Dietrich Bonhoeffer is the corrective role his words seem to be within the current context of the American Church. In that vein, his writings can truly be called ‘prophetic.’ Bonhoeffer’s small book Life Together is a great example. To a culture consumed with individualism, consumerism, materialism and too
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I’ve been off the grid recently for as long as I’ve ever been since I started blogging. The reason for the absence was to focus on and finish my first book manuscript called, Pursuing Justice: The Call to Live and Die for Bigger Things, which comes out this February with Thomas Nelson Publishers. I’m excited
Editor’s Note: Lizzy is one of our summer interns focusing on missions and I was so excited that she was willing to write up a guest blog post for me! By Guest Blogger:Lizzy Rand We all notice the trends. Whether we observe a group of high school or college students hanging out, adults eating at
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Editor’s Note: Chad is one of our interns this summer at Antioch. He’s a grad student at George W. Truett Theological Seminary. By Guest Blogger: Chad Mustain “Only Connect” is a phrase from a book I recently finished called The Fabric of Faithfulness by Steven Garber. Before I go any further, let me first back
My good friend Karen Spears Zacharias is a pretty exceptional writer.
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It’s been a while since I’ve read a book that’s completely turned me upside down.
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I e-mailed a recommended reading list to a seminary student
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I’m pretty stoked on the release of my friends Don and Brenda Jacobson’s project called God Makes Lemonade. Several other friends collaborated on the writing, editing and designing and I must say it turned out pretty amazing. It’s a new “Chicken Soup for the Soul” movement – only better! You can click on the image
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