Russell Moore

"Nonverts" is a fascinating and timely exploration of the growing number of Americans who have left their respective religions to become non-religious. With over 59 million "nonverts" in the United States, sociologist and theologian Stephen Bullivant takes readers on a journey across the country to understand who these ex-religious individuals are and why they have chosen this path. Through interviews, survey data, and cutting-edge studies, Bullivant presents an insightful and entertaining analysis of America's ex-religious landscape and the impact it is having on society, culture, morality, and politics. This book is an indispensable guide to understanding the future of American life.

Follow Andy Catlett as he reflects on his life journey in Port William, Kentucky through 13 heartwarming stories spanning from 1945-2001. As he approaches the end of his days, Andy fills in the gaps of the beloved Port William story while surrounded by his family and friends. Join the Membership of Port William, and witness the beautiful, poignant moments that make up this beloved community.

Discover why forgiveness is an essential part of being human in this insightful book by a New York Times bestselling author. Learn how to forgive others in a truly meaningful way, without sacrificing justice or your own humanity. With practical steps and valuable insights, you'll gain the tools you need to move past transgressions and live a more fulfilling life. Don't let resentment and vengeance consume you - learn to forgive with Forgive.

Dive into the inspiring story of Baptist preacher and farmer Clarence Jordan, who rejected materialism, militarism, and racism, and instead advocated for nonviolence, economic justice, and sustainable agriculture. Jordan's radical vision, rooted in his understanding of the person and teachings of Jesus, led him to gather a few families on 440 depleted acres to share land, money, and possessions, and to demonstrate racial and social justice with their lives. This book introduces Jordan's inspiring story, teachings, and vision to a new generation of peacemakers, community builders, and activists.

Explore the complex topic of Christian nationalism in America with this thought-provoking book. Written by a Christian scholar, political theorist, veteran, and former White House staffer, it provides a detailed portrait of―and case against―Christian nationalism. Discover the historical importance, key tenets, and political, cultural, and spiritual implications of this ideology. Learn how it differs from patriotism and why it could prove devastating to both church and state. A must-read for those seeking a healthier Christian political witness that respects constitutional ideals and a biblical vision of justice.

A pediatric neurosurgeon's powerful memoir shares the high-stakes drama of saving young lives in the medical minefield of the brain. Dr. Jay Wellons reflects on lessons learned over 25 years and thousands of operations, recounting gripping scenes of treating brave children on the threshold between life and death. An unforgettable portrait of the countless human dramas that take place in a modern children's hospital, All That Moves Us is a meditation on the marvel of life seen from under the white-hot lights of the operating room.

Discover the moral complexities of Thomas Jefferson's life in this thought-provoking biography. From his soaring rhetoric to the ethical realities of his personal and political careers, author Thomas S. Kidd explores Jefferson's struggles with democracy versus slavery, republican virtue versus consumption, and reverence for Jesus versus uncertainties about Christianity. Delve into the contentious topic of Jefferson's relationship with his enslaved woman Sally Hemings and gain a new perspective on one of America's most famous figures.

Explore modern Irish identity and social change in this engaging memoir and national history. Fintan O'Toole, an Anglophone world stylist, weaves together his personal experiences and cultural analysis to reveal Ireland's transition from a "backwater" to a globally recognized society. Delve into the violence of the Troubles and witness the collapse of the once-supreme Irish Catholic Church. Discover how globalization has shaped Irish society and its people in ways both positive and negative.

Uncover the lesser-known side of the brilliant mind of C. S. Lewis - his passion for medieval literature. Author Jason M. Baxter reveals how this genre played a significant role in shaping the worldview of the renowned author, providing insight into the modern challenges we face today. Discover C. S. Lewis the medievalist and find inspiration for your own journey.

La Revancha de los Poderosos de Moisés Naím es una advertencia urgente, original y global sobre una de las batallas más importantes de nuestro tiempo sobre el futuro de la libertad contra la actual generación de autócratas que ejercen el poder en el mundo. Tabla de contenido Introducción: El peligro PRIMERA PARTE: La era del populismo, la polarización y la posverdad 1. El ataque mundial contra los pesos y contrapesos que definen la democracia 2. La política de los fans 3. Las herramientas del poder 4. La búsqueda de culpables SEGUNDA PARTE: Un mundo seguro para la autocracia 5. El poder empresarial: ¿permanente o efímero? 6. Antipolítica: la autopista al populismo 7. El poder después de la verdad 8. Estados mafiosos y gobiernos criminales 9. Los autócratas 3P se globalizan 10. El poder y la pandemia 11. Cinco batallas que debemos ganar Epílogo: Dar un hogar político a quien lo ha perdido Agradecimientos Sobre este libro Sobre Moisés Naím Créditos Notas