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The Weekly Hit List: May 25, 2012
Publishers Weekly interviewed Gary L. Colledge, author of God and Charles Dickens. “Charles Dickens, the iconic 19th-century English author who penned such classics as A Christmas Carol and Oliver...
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The Weekly Hit List: June 1, 2012
The Evolution of Adam by Peter Enns was reviewed on Stephen Barkley’s blog. Brian LePort is writing a series of posts on the “historicity” of Adam, comparing The Evolution of Adam by Peter Enns and Did...
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The Weekly Hit List: June 15, 2012
Broken Hallelujahs by Christian Scharen was reviewed on Jesus Creed. “Scharen’s book is well-written, thoughtful, clear, and provocative. It offers a needed corrective. . . . “The best part of...
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The Weekly Hit List: August 17, 2012
Living into Focus by Arthur Boers was reviewed by Comment Magazine. “In his latest book, Living into Focus: Choosing What Matters in an Age of Distraction, Arthur Boers (a colleague of mine at Tyndale...
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The Weekly Hit List: October 26, 2012
An article by Christian Scharen, author of Broken Hallelujahs, was featured in the latest issue of Immerse Journal. “The Wisdom of Elders: Listening to Leonard Cohen’s Old Ideas“ “In just over a year,...
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The Weekly Hit List: December 14, 2012
Matthew Dickerson, author of A Hobbit Journey, wrote on “Seeing Christ in ‘The Hobbit‘” for The Huffington Post. “Where is Christ in The Hobbit? “This question might have caused author J. R. R. Tolkien...
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The Weekly Hit List: January 18, 2013
Broken Hallelujahs by Christian Scharen was reviewed by Homiletic Journal. “Broken Hallelujahs is another foray by Christian Scharen into the age-old question about the division between the sacred and...
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Christian Scharen on How to Approach Popular Culture
Today we feature an excerpt from Broken Hallelujahs by Christian Scharen, on how Christians can approach popular culture. —————————————————————————————— What good is it if we love only those who are...
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The Weekly Hit List: April 26, 2013
Educating All God’s Children by Nicole Baker Fulgham was reviewed by Teach For America’s Chief Knowledge Officer Steven Farr. “Nicole’s book comes from a Christian perspective, but raises I think...
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The Weekly Hit List: May 3, 2013
Broken Hallelujahs by Christian Scharen was reviewed in Themelios. “Christian Scharen, echoing Andy Crouch, reminds us that “culture is not some distinct area from which we can remove ourselves” (p....
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