Ten books on the shelf of one of our most respected biblical scholars.
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Julie Polter 11-01-2011
When spurred on by God and conscience, there's no telling what trouble you might get into.
Soong-Chan Rah 11-01-2011
An evangelical scholar looks at Sojourners' role in evangelical social justice.
Avedis Abovian, Nikia Smith Robert, Melanie Weldon-Soiset, Joshua Daly, Duke Kwon, Lisa Yebuah, Kathryn Anderson 9-01-2011
Seminary graduates share what they learned about God's call to social justice.
Jim Wallis 9-01-2011
A conservative Republican member of Congress talks about his journey of repentance for supporting the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Barbara Wheeler 9-01-2011
Good presidents and administrators influence not just schools, but the broader church.
Lynne Hybels 8-01-2011
Around the world, religious freedom is under threat -- but people of faith continue to reach across divides.
Fred Bahnson 8-01-2011
How a Florida nonprofit is nurturing the abundant life, one rooftop at a time.
Melissa Aberle-Grasse 8-01-2011
Koinonia Farm has seen a renewal of community life -- and a new, sustainable approach to the land.
Evan Knappenberger 7-01-2011
A former Army intelligence analyst in Iraq talks about Bradley Manning, the weight of conscience, and the witness of St. Paul.
Wesley Granberg-Michaelson 7-01-2011
Love, justice, and the radical challenge raised by the untamed Christ.
Jesse Zink 6-13-2011
Bringing in the Sheaves
In the world's newest country, South Sudan, seminaries have taken on an unusual subject.
Alan Storey 6-13-2011
For the Healing of the Nation
Mark's gospel tells us that healing, like suffering, should unite us. A Bible study for the health-care debate.
Carolyn McKinstry 6-13-2011
From Mourning to Gladness
The KKK bomb that killed four girls did not have the last word. An eyewitness account.
Lucy Bryan Green 5-31-2011
The secretive, elitist Capitol Hill organization has cozied up to the despots -- and, in my case, done genuine good.