There’s a reason cathedrals take centuries to build: people

Syrian Christians of South India

Belief has consequence

Falling asleep while reading scripture might risk eternal damnation, so medieval monks took distraction very seriously.

Accompanying people on their final pilgrimage

Approaching painful inner darkness as a help rather than a hindrance for personal growth.

certain vs improbable facts about the life and ministry of Jesus

Was biculturalism merely an artifact of 1980s activism? That question shapes haunts the story of his John Bluck's life's work.

The deliberate roughness and immediacy of the evangelists will shock you awake from the many sleep-inducing modern translations.

A teenage love poem begins this volume of the “literary” translation of the bible.

Encountering church services based on the Bible

The heart's hunger is infinite

Resurrecting traditional beliefs in the authority of the Bible, morality and sexuality

Bible stories illustrated with Lego blocks.

We need to change our relationship to nature

How to interpret the Book of Job has challenged people for millennia.

The spiritual writings of Henri Nouwen compiled into prayers and spiritual exercises for each of the canonical hours.

Life in and out of a mega-church that could never escape the evil that lay in its roots

"a sweeping and informative portrait of a faith that has shaped the western world and beyond”

“Do you ever find yourself worried about what others think of you? … Maybe those thoughts occupy a lot of your waking (and dreaming) time and when they rear their heads, chase any other more positive thoughts out of your mind?”