Musings

Concise, humble direction on how to empathetically respond to racial injustice.

A short, poignant lament for the over-technologized life.

How to think about our words through the lens of virtue, as well as practical considerations about how to communicate with excellence.

A worthwhile read for Christians who want to read and reflect upon scripture from a theologically orthodox yet non-white vantage point.

An adventure among the outer planets that asks interesting questions but fails to deliver.

A brilliant set of reflections from a host of different perspectives on how to live in our pluralistic world confidently, seeking common ground with those who disagree with us.

A powerfully prophetic voice to complementarian churches in their failure to disciple women well, but it fails to provide much of an alternative vision.

A thoughtful reflection on the embodied nature of the Body of Christ, and how technology can fail to deliver on the promises it makes to the church.

There are many, many books about the person and work of Christ, but there are not a lot out there like this excellent little volume that focus solely on Christ’s heart toward us.

Prayer is not magical wish fulfillment, an excuse to avoid action, or an alternative to compassion. Instead, prayer drives us to care more deeply in emotional and tangible ways for those who suffer.