Part memoir, part theological exploration, Jacqueline A. Bussie’s Love Without Limits examines what it means to love unconditionally in an increasingly divided world. From a Christian perspective, Bussie employs personal anecdotes and... Read More

Black womanhood is a complex, deeply provocative subject that exists at the intersection of multiple identities. Tamura Lomax’s new book "Jezebel Unhinged" is a phenomenal work that investigates the role of the church in constraining... Read More

Safe Haven is a challenging inspirational book that imparts some exciting ideas. Steve Turnwald’s unconventional faith development book "Safe Haven of Jesus" has a strong mystical edge. Safe Haven is an organized compilation of three... Read More

Interesting and straightforward, "The Journey" encourages living a life that befits Jesus’s sacrifice. Linda Letkemann’s "The Journey" is a guide to overcoming stress and growing in the Christian faith to enjoy the life that... Read More

Enthusiastic and passionate, "Leadership Beef Jerky" informs and inspires while reinforcing Christian ideals. Gregory Bourgond’s Christian leadership manual "Leadership Beef Jerky" forwards sound guiding principles. Bourgond, a... Read More

"Chronicles of a Catholic Housewife" is the charming, moving memoir of a woman who met God wherever life took her. The words “Catholic housewife” summon a prim, devout image of a woman devoted to servitude. However, Carmen... Read More

Situating Soka Buddhism within world history, this book defines a curious and esoteric religious sect. J. M. Walsh’s "Dial In" employs the metaphor of a radio dial in its discussion of Soka Buddhism, arguing that one must tune in very... Read More

Barbara Melosh’s "Loving and Leaving a Church" is a deeply personal memoir that provides fresh insight into the struggles of small mainline congregations in America. Both a clergyperson and a historian, Melosh writes with skillful... Read More