For those who are interested in delving deeper into the Gospel of Mark, the Covenant library has an excellent resource: Mark: A Theological

“Who counts? 100 Sheep, 10 coins and 2 Sons” is a children’s book co-written by New Testament scholar Amy-Jill Levine and children’s book au

The reliability of the New Testament (NT) documents is crucial to Christianity. The Christian faith is not only about Christ’s teaching, but

Believing strongly that white and black Americans need to listen more to each other’s life stories and viewpoints, I found the perspective i

In this book, Borg and Wright (two well-known theologians) make arguments about who Jesus was and who Jesus continues to be.

Sometimes a book will have a life of its own. Such a book warrants having a biography of its own. Such a book is C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christian

The Book of Joy: Lasting Happiness in a Changing World by the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu is an exploration of the meaning of joy

Read this book because you want a fresh, personal understanding of the Parables.

Adam Hamilton is a very charismatic and engaging author. He writes in first person, and is very conversational with his reader.

The very title of this piercing. potentially life-changing book suggests how difficult it may be for white readers to begin, let alone embra

Endo, who is Japanese, steps out to help us walk beside the man Jesus. The most valuable content in this book is the author’s ability to

New to our church library is Kneeling in Jerusalem, by Ann Weems. Published in 1993, the book is a collection of seventy-one inspirational