Books

The "Beleaf in Fatherhood" creator discusses his new book, resisting stereotypes, and how parenting helped him re-envision his relationship with God.

In an interview with Faithfully Magazine, exorcist the Rev. Dr. Harold Ristau, who admits to struggling with the question for most of his life, argues that while rare, Christians are not entirely immune to severe demonic influence, including what could be termed possession.

Esau McCaulley, author of "Reading While Black," expressed a sense of unease with his growing public profile during a Wheaton lecture.

While victorious faith and resurrection power are true and valuable, they cannot come at the expense of the cross. The crux of our faith rests not only in the reality of the risen Savior but also in the trauma of his crucifixion and death.

The intersection of faith and womanhood is a unique journey, and for Black women, that journey holds particular nuances and strengths. If you're looking for Christian books that speak to your soul, uplift your spirit, and reflect your experiences, this list is for you.

The question isn’t whether DEI is worth investing in. The challenge is to adapt and evolve DEI initiatives in the face of their annihilation.

Keion Henderson is the founder, CEO, and senior pastor of The Lighthouse Church, a fast-growing megachurch based in Houston, Texas. Henderson, in ministry for more than two decades, has grown the multi-campus megachurch to more than 15,000 members. The preacher encourages readers to confront their demons and practice genuine love in his latest book, Lazy Love: Recognizing and Reversing the 4 Threats to any Successful Relationship.

Does the name Anna Murray Douglass ring a bell? It should. According to Dr. Jemar Tisby, author of the new book The Spirit of Justice: Stories of Faith, Race, and Resistance, "We ​wouldn't ​know ​Frederick ​Douglass, ​the ​abolitionist, ​had ​Anna ​Murray ​Douglass ​not ​helped ​him ​escape ​and ​then ​support ​him ​throughout ​his ​work."