Category: Book Summary

Can a Christian trust psychology at all, or does helping people really mean throwing out everything Freud, Rogers, and Maslow ever said? Larry Crabb, a clinical psychologist writing to fellow Christians, argues…

What actually happens when you die — and what are Christians really hoping for? If your answer is “going to heaven,” N.T. Wright thinks you’ve absorbed a story that’s more Plato than…

You think you know Jesus. Maybe he’s a gentle moral teacher, maybe a distant divine figure who came to book your ticket to heaven. But what if both pictures are wrong —…

You probably know the Psalms exist — that ancient book of songs tucked in the middle of your Bible — but when did you last actually live inside one? N.T. Wright thinks…

You’ve probably said the Lord’s Prayer hundreds of times — at bedsides, in pews, half on autopilot. But do you actually know what you’re asking for? N.T. Wright makes a startling claim:…

Ever get the nagging sense that the world ought to be different — fairer, more beautiful, less lonely — even though it stubbornly refuses to be? Tom Wright thinks that feeling isn’t…

You’ve probably heard the word “gospel” your whole life — and you may have quietly filed it under “religious advice” or “a plan for getting to heaven.” But what if the whole…