By R. Wayne Hagerman and ChristianWeek on
In past few years, quite a number of Christian books have appeared with the same theme as this newest volume: groups of apologists rally together to defend the faith. They are doing so, because it would seem that at no…Read More→
By R. Wayne Hagerman and ChristianWeek on
In his foreword to Hurt Healer, Johnny Hunt writes, “If there was ever a generation or a time in history when people were in need of hope, it is now. This book has the potential to touch a generation not…Read More→
By Kurt Armstrong and ChristianWeek on
This heartbreaking, beautiful little book reminds me of Henri Nouwen and Jean Vanier’s books about living in L’Arche communities, only this time, the story is told by a mother. David, the title character of the book, was born 14 weeks…Read More→
By Kurt Armstrong and ChristianWeek on
More than a year after Haiti’s earthquake, Kent Annan’s aching, honest book, After Shock, articulates the ancient and ongoing to make sense of suffering in a world God made and loves. Annan’s first book, Following Jesus Through The Eye of…Read More→
By Harold Jantz and ChristianWeek on
In this new biography, Metaxas tells a brilliant story of the German theologian who became a sparkplug of church resistance to the Nazis. He unwraps the backdrop of Bonhoeffer’s social and religious roots and the gathering storm generated by the…Read More→
By Debra Fieguth and ChristianWeek on
I count myself among the many Canadians who are aware but not especially knowledgeable about tensions in the Middle East and the various factions involved. Hamas, Fatah, Hezbollah–I can get confused. Son of Hamas sheds a shocking light on one…Read More→