This critical review of Reparations: A Christian Call for Repentance and Renewal seeks to provide a theological assessment of the book’s theological claims. For at the heart of Reparations is a moral argument—indeed, a Christian argument—about justice.
Today, I interview Gretchen Saffles of the Well-Watered Women ministry about her new book, The Well-Watered Woman: Rooted in Truth.
Peter Leithart shares what’s on his nightstand as well as his favorite theological books, favorite novelists, and more.
Today we’re launching a new series that surveys some of the best picture books for children, Christian and non-Christian alike.
Kevin DeYoung examines culpability in the Atlanta shootings.
