Visiting My Mother, Edna O’Brien
A second-generation Irish novelist traverses London to pay his respects.
Carlo Gébler
June 9
What Gives Iranian Christians Hope
Several converts talk about why Iranians in the diaspora and in Iran are being drawn to Jesus.
Frank Mulder
June 8
The Christian’s Fallback Position
The two great commandments of Jesus anchor the Christian life, and shed light on all kinds of situations.
By Stephen White
June 3
Can Bad People Write Good Books?
Can we still appreciate great novels when we know their author behaved despicably?
By Gina Dalfonzo
June 1
Wendell Berry’s Wisdom for Living in Time
Each Sunday for decades, Wendell Berry has taken a walk around his Kentucky farm and often written a poem.
By Anne Ryan
May 30
Samba for Jesus
The rise of a Christian subgenre of samba in Brazil reignites old debates about cultural appropriation and whether any music can glorify God.
By Eléonore Hughes
May 29
