Musings

It is not so much that God has a mission for the church as that God has the church for his mission.

A delightful novel about how humanity gets their foothold in space.

A compassionate, gracious vision for a masculinity that channels embodied male advantage for the good of others.

A lovely meditation on being a creature formed and bound by the flow of history.

A fascinating, reflective book on the sociological/theological theme of the stranger, how strangers become scapegoats, and what hospitality can look like in a fractured world.

A fascinating and imaginative interweaving of science and religion as two harmonious narratives—even one narrative.

An ambitious exploration of the intersection between theology, ethics, AI, psychology, and even slavery.

A great resource for parents who want to know how to equip their kids to understand and engage in racial justice.

An extended, action-packed sci-fi meditation on deep ethical questions about human nature. Highly recommended.

A dark, depressing fantasy about thievery, murder, and human sacrifice.