Paul Kingsnorth gives us his deeply considered assessment of the post-Christian world: “The dethroning of the old sovereign – Christ, who sat at the heart of the Western sacred order – has not led to universal equality and justice. It has led . . . through Robespierre, Stalin and Hitler, to the complete triumph of…
This beautifully designed volume presents a collection of 22 sermons, delivered by Christian Reformed Church Pastor Herm Van Niejenhuis during his 37-year-career serving congregations in Lethbridge (Alberta), Kingston (Ontario), Saskatoon (Saskatchewan), Willowdale (Ontario), and Sioux Centre (Iowa). Who would dare to publish and expect to sell a collection of sermons in 2022, you might ask? The…
Joan Thomas’ Five Wives frames a shocking true story of five young American missionaries killed in January 1956 by native tribesmen in the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador. A photojournalist for Life magazine was allowed to join the American rescue mission dispatched to find the missing missionaries. His photos of bodies scattered over a jungle landscape, and of the five…
Christian readers of this book will enjoy the big questions Suzman raises, his honest affection for his Bushman neighbours, and his portrait of an ancient culture caught in the whirlpool sweep of modernity.
Are Christian organizations great employers? A Christian just hired to work for a church, Christian school or Christian social agency might expect to enter the ideal workplace: what could be better than working for an agency and employer who share your basic faith and deepest convictions?
Isn’t reconciliation more of a spiritual gift, and less of a targeted process to be worked toward step-by step as if by YouTube video?
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