In her follow-up to “Confronting Christianity,” Rebecca McLaughlin helps us discover (or rediscover) all that Jesus is and does.

What Tim Challies resolved in the wake of his son’s sudden death.

Chosen by Gina Zurlo, author of “Global Christianity: A Guide to the World’s Largest Religion from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe.”

Chosen by Cathy Gohlke, author of “A Hundred Crickets Singing” and “Night Bird Calling.”

Our hearts and souls can’t fulfill the Great Commandment without our minds.

The editor of “Voices of Lament” on how public injustice demands public sorrow.

Governments can’t be indifferent to the moral and spiritual health of the governed.

Playing in the fields of heresy and ambiguity might offer short-term kicks, but only sound doctrine can supply a lifetime of thrills.

Over time, our embodied lives reliably reveal the stories and myths that shape us.

By broadening the concept of “missional” activity, are we diluting our focus on the core of the Great Commission?

Compiled by Matt Reynolds.

It provided a controlled environment where he could develop, observe, and test his ideas about life and faith.

As a new introduction emphasizes, the deep mysteries of Father, Son, and Spirit can’t be grasped in isolation.

First came Vietnam, then drug addiction. Somehow, God helped me survive.

The knowledge crisis afflicting American society poses even greater dangers for the church.

Travis Dickinson shows believers how to question their beliefs without discarding them.

They’re uniting Spirit-led worship with the riches of historic church tradition, says a leading charismatic bishop.

Chosen by Linda MacKillop, author of “The Forgotten Life of Eva Gordon.”

Chosen by David P. Setran, author of “Christian Parenting: Wisdom and Perspectives from American History.”