How do we see God in light of the crises that surround us? Do you look back to find him or look somewhere else?

This prayer can help us keep our focus on our neighbor.  

Mark Noll’s powerful and insightful book The Civil War as a Theological Crisis resonates with struggles of our day.

Kaitlyn Scheiss' book, The Liturgy of Politics: Spiritual Formation for the Sake of our Neighbor, helps us think through how to be formed for living well in the political sphere.

Could it be that without confession there can't really be deep renewal?

At the beginning of COVID-19, Andy Crouch wrote about churches preparing for a blizzard, winter, and a mini ice age. Here's a tool to help churches be ready. 

Kristin Kobes Du Mez's book Jesus and John Wayne helps evangelicals to see their family story. 

The August Church Now Conversation features Kara Powell. Named by Christianity Today as one of “50 Women to Watch,” Kara is coauthor of Growing Young (2016). 

In the first of the Church Now conversations, Ed Stetzer spoke about the church’s response to COVID-19 and the killing of George Floyd. 

Church Now Conversations offer an opportunity to reflect on how to live in our present days and help the local church take fresh steps in ministry and mission in the midst of difficult times.

What does it mean to love our neighbors and our neighborhoods in this moment?

Paas’ book is a wonderful crossover volume that speaks about church planting but connects deeply with church renewal.