Benjamin B. Saunders is the author of The Crisis of Civil Law: What the Bible Teaches about Law and What It Means Today. In his new book, Saunders draws from Scripture and the Christian tradition to provide valuable guidance on contemporary legal questions and the role of civil government. In our interview below, Saunders reflects
Read moreNavigating Mental Health, Trauma, and Faith
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, shining a spotlight on the importance of mental well-being. Pastors are increasingly called to engage with the intersection of mental health, trauma, and faith. These resources aim to provide insight and guidance on navigating the complex interplay between these issues, illuminating pathways toward healing and wholeness. A Quiet Mind
Read moreHow Should We Then Die? An Interview with Ewan C. Goligher on Physician-Assisted Death
In our interview below, we talk with Ewan C. Goligher about his new book How Should We then Die? A Christian Response to Physician-Assisted Death. Ewan C. Goligher (MD, University of British Columbia; PhD, University of Toronto) is assistant professor of medicine at the University of Toronto and has published over 100 papers and several book
Read moreFatCat: The Ten Commandments: An Interview with Natasha Kennedy
The Ten Commandments is the newest installment in our beloved childrens’ FatCat series, illustrated by Natasha Kennedy and written by Harold L. Senkbeil. In The Ten Commandments, each commandment has a reflection on its meaning and illustrations from Jesus’ life. As you read each commandment, see how Jesus fulfilled God’s will for us and showed
Read moreMeet the Newest FatCat Book: The Ten Commandments
“The FatCat series gives children a vision of the Bible’s ethic (in the Ten Commandments), its confession (as summarized in the Apostles’ Creed), and its devotional life (given to us in the Lord’s Prayer). This ancient-but-new set of lenses, what the church has called the ‘rule of faith,’ will equip your kids for a lifelong
Read more“May the First Day of Yours Be Blessed”: Christmas Prayers from the Early Church
As the Advent and Christmas season draw near, Lexham Press encourages all readers to cultivate a life of prayer and experience God in a new way this season. The prayer below is excerpted from Fount of Heaven: Prayers of the Early Church edited by Robert Elmer. The hearts of the first Christians beat with praise
Read more“Glory To You Who Became Lowly”: Christmas Prayers from the Early Church
As the Advent and Christmas season draw near, Lexham Press encourages all readers to cultivate a life of prayer and experience God in a new way this season. The prayer below is excerpted from Fount of Heaven: Prayers of the Early Church edited by Robert Elmer. The hearts of the first Christians beat with praise
Read more“Who Are You, That You Love Us So Much?”: Christmas Prayers from the Early Church
As the Advent and Christmas season draw near, Lexham Press encourages all readers to cultivate a life of prayer and experience God in a new way this season. The prayer below is excerpted from Fount of Heaven: Prayers of the Early Church edited by Robert Elmer. The hearts of the first Christians beat with praise
Read more“What Do We Call You, Lord?”: Christmas Prayers from the Early Church
As the Advent and Christmas season draw near, Lexham Press encourages all readers to cultivate a life of prayer and experience God in a new way this season. The prayer below is excerpted from Fount of Heaven: Prayers of the Early Church edited by Robert Elmer. The hearts of the first Christians beat with praise
Read more“Glory to Your Coming, Which Made Us Alive”: Christmas Prayers from the Early Church
As the Advent and Christmas season draw near, Lexham Press encourages all readers to cultivate a life of prayer and experience God in a new way this season. The prayer below is excerpted from Fount of Heaven: Prayers of the Early Church edited by Robert Elmer. The hearts of the first Christians beat with praise
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