David Michelson recovers an ancient spiritual practice
Reviews
PREVIEW: The Spirit of the Game
Christians and big-time sports: It’s more than ‘Sportianity’
REVIEW: The Salt of the Universe
Amy Leach reckons with her heritage while staying faithful to it
REVIEW: Is Potty-Training What You Will Do with Your One Wild and Precious Life?
On the merits and limits of pro-natal progressivism
REVIEW: The After Party
In search of political and ecclesial sanity
REVIEW: Shepherds for Sale?
Megan Basham’s theology is compromised and her history misguided
Interview: Timothy Larsen on George MacDonald’s Diary of an Old Soul
Timothy Larsen is the McManis Professor of Christian Thought and Professor of History at Wheaton College. He is a Contributing Editor at Current and as of this summer, the author of four books on the nineteenth-century Scottish George MacDonald. This […]
REVIEW: The Realm of the Dog
In Paul Luikart’s stories, raw strength and immense depth work side-by-side
REVIEW: Where Is Freedom in This Book?
Timothy Snyder’s thin take on freedom reflects larger, more troubling deficits
LONG FORM: Whose Culture? Which Solidarity?
Further reflections on James Davison Hunter’s ‘Democracy and Solidarity’
REVIEW: Homeschooling Boys
Educators could benefit from a very close reading of Calvin and Hobbes
REVIEW: A Manual for Homeschooling
Swanson’s book provides inspiration of the most practical kind
REVIEW: Genesis by Way of Gilead
What if John Ames’s sermons on Genesis were gathered in one volume?
 REVIEW: This Is RemarkableÂ
Reading Genesis with Marilynne Robinson
REVIEW: How Information Overload Destroyed American Democracy (Maybe)
Can a people survive when truth is beside the point?
REVIEW: Still the Jeremiad
James Davison Hunter turns to ‘culture’ for hope. Can it deliver?
REVIEW: Richard Nixon’s Graceless Religion
Nixon sought redemption—but on his own terms
REVIEW: Pivot Points
Marvin Olasky’s story puts politics in its place
Current’s 100 Books of the 21st Century
In response to NYT’s list of 100 books of the 21st century, we at Current have compiled our own list.
REVIEW: The Moral Vision of American Leaders
Olasky gives us America’s story through the lens of character, experience, and faith