Books Archives

I’ve been distressed in recent years by so many Jesus followers who are more interested in picking a fight than making a friend.

Ecclesiastes 12:12—”Of making many books there is no end.”

“Well, here’s the great thing about great stories,” I paused. “They never really end. Not really. You can re-read over and over again, and find new...

Evangelicals rightly emphasize on reading theology and history but have long been suspicious of fiction.

I believe that reading books written by other, wiser Christians is one of the most effective ways to grow as a Christian. But with millions of...

Best-selling Christian author and patron saint of writers everywhere Anne Lamott didn’t set out to write a book about mercy.

If you are a sports fan, you likely know Ernie Johnson, Jr., as one of the most recognizable voices in sports.

They’re some of the rarest things on earth. Only five of them have ever been found. If you were to come across one, it would fetch a price per...

Summer's not over! You still have some time for some great summer reading, and my Colson Center colleagues have some great recommendations.

Often, books are controversial because they raise difficult questions. If we only read things we already agree with we’ll never learn anything new.

Rod Dreher’s book The Benedict Option has gained a foothold in the minds of many. David Brooks from the NYTimes calls The Benedict Option “the most...

As someone relatively familiar with the publishing industry, having just published my 20th book, I read Philip Yancey’s article in Books and...

One of the least discussed aspects of Fifty Shades is the fact that the chief protagonist is a profoundly broken man.

Pastors guard your people by telling them the truth. Brothers and sisters in Christ, please make the movie version of this heretical book far less...

The messy desk is (to me at least) a sign of how thrilling theological study can be. The stacks of books are a symbol of the creative intellectual...