Transformation rarely happens all at once. More often, it’s shaped by persistence, community, and the courage to keep going when the path feels uncertain. Terence Lester shares a story of resilience that reflects the heart of his book 'From Dropout to Doctorate', where justice

“At the end of the day, influence is inevitable. The real question is, will your influence push people toward God or away from him?” — Jacqulyne Horbrook, CEO of Black Christian Influencers, the Christian Travel Club, and the BCI Influencer Agency Horbrook believes you can use

How can you raise your children to not just to survive but to thrive in a world filled with complex and confusing conversations about gender, sexuality, and relationships? 'Raising Wise Kids in a Sexually Broken World' by Laurie and Matt Krieg offers you theological guidance,

Congratulations to Sandra L. Richter, whose children's book, "Abigail and the Waterfall: Loving God’s Good Earth," was honored by @ivpress' 2026 Independent Press Awards in the children's-religion fiction category. https://t.co/UzYRUnTJVl

“Love your neighbor. Love your enemy.” That doesn’t mean ignoring harm. It means refusing to deny someone’s humanity even when they cause it. In this episode of Reimagining the Good Life, Justin Giboney the author of 'Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around' reflects on lessons from

When political loyalty replaces Christian conviction, the church loses its way. Justin Giboney challenges believers to resist tribalism and re-center their political engagement on the truth of the gospel. The call closely reflects the heart of his book, 'Don’t Let Nobody Turn

Carmen Imes reflects on current political shifts while pointing listeners back to a deeper question: why the church still matters in shaping people who belong to God and to one another. The conversation echoes the heart of her book, 'Becoming God’s Family,' where she invites us

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In this article, Terence Lester examines how educational redlining continues to shape opportunity, access, and outcomes for children and families today. It echoes the heart of his broader work, where he calls the church to move beyond awareness and toward embodied justice that

The Bible has always made room for anguish, hope, despair, and healing — long before we had modern language for mental health. In this article, Dorcas Cheng-Tozun draws from those ancient stories to introduce her 6-week interactive Bible study, inviting readers to engage

We all want to experience a flourishing work environment, but conflict and miscommunication often make work feel frustrating, overwhelming, and even toxic. With the Enneagram as her guide, Joey Schewee provides an empowering approach to relating to one another in the workplace

How do you know if you've mistyped on the Enneagram? Joey Schewee, author of the upcoming 'When Working Together Doesn’t Work' joins the Around the Circle Podcast to discuss what it really means to know your type, why some numbers mistype more than others, and how gut, heart,

Alcohol doesn’t just shape habits -- it shapes desire, discernment, and freedom. My faith-forward book on sobriety is out today. Freely Sober (@ivpress) is for any woman has ever questioned to role of alcohol in their lives. Three years of work in 215 pages. A turning

Poetry, parenthood, and the long work of faith don’t often share the same space but maybe they should. Kathleen Norris and @amyjuliabecker reflect on how faith matures over time, shaped less by certainty and more by presence, honesty, and care. Listen here:

What does it really mean to belong to God, not just individually, but together? @carmenjoyimes invites us to see Scripture not as a collection of isolated stories, but as an ongoing invitation into God’s family, shaped by covenant, responsibility, and love. Read here:

When was the last time you honestly evaluated your relationship with alcohol? Not with judgment, but with curiosity. It is easy for casual habits to turn into coping mechanisms without us even realizing it. In 'Freely Sober,' Ericka Andersen invites women to take a step back and

Thank you for joining us at Urbana 25! We had a blast ringing in the new year with you. 📚🙌

Bible studies are on super sale this month! Whether reading on your own or in a group, grab a Bible study on justice, mental health, motherhood, and more.

In 2026, why not try a new version of an age-old method? The devotional. 📖 Devotionals are a great way to add structure and consistency, especially when we're struggling to spend time with God every day. Welcome in the new year with Scripture and reflection. 🤲

A little 2026 book inspiration ✨ Here are 7 books to fuel your new year's goals.