In his book, When Lies Become Virtues, Robert John Popoff writes for Christians who believe that Scripture has God’s authority when popular opinion treats biblical teachings as outdated. He uses Revelation, the final book of the Bible, to explain how deception changes the names people...

Hear, O Israel by Robert J. Popoff follows the author’s lifelong struggle to bridge the gap between studying theology and actually experiencing a life guided by faith. Popoff reflects on his decades of marriage, public service as a mayor, and sudden, severe medical emergencies that...

A 60-year-old man had nagging questions about his life. Reluctantly, he turned to AI for answers. The response was unexpected, and the answers pointed him in a new direction. Robert John Popoff shares his remarkable journey in The Algorithm and the Soul: An Unexpected Grace....

To many, the biblical Jesus is an enigmatic figure. Christians themselves are divided regarding who he was and what he taught. The scriptures are open to many interpretations. Jesus Walks into a Bar by Rome Washington examines questions of faith. Jesus embodied compassion, love, forgiveness,...

Black Divinity: Institutes of the Black Thearchy Shahidi Collection Vol 1 by Shahidi Islam is a bold, densely layered work of Black theology that sets out to do something few books attempt: build an entirely new philosophical and spiritual framework rooted in the idea that...

In 101 Questions from The Big U to You, Dr. Judith Sherven says human life is participation in a shared universal consciousness she calls “The Big U.” Sherven talks about how people spend their lives shrinking themselves to fit expectations learned early in life until...

Escape the System argues that modern life trains people to shape their choices around approval until they lose the ability to separate personal direction from public expectation. Writing under the name Mr. Nobody, the author describes how ordinary routines slowly condition people to seek reassurance...

In Curing Christianity, D. L. Webster uses his own life story to take an honest look at the invisible walls that get built up inside modern church culture. Having lived through it firsthand, he shares his gradual realization that his entire spiritual path was being...

In Michael W. Cook’s Faith in Flux, Cook takes a hard look at what happens when people begin censoring themselves long before anyone openly demands silence. Using Saint Augustine’s attempt to redirect Alypius after public entertainment disrupted his studies, the book follows a larger argument...

Debra Maria Flint and Paul Murphy-Sanderson deserve credit for addressing a painful and long-neglected subject within Roman Catholicism in their book, The Sins of Mandatory Celibacy. Anyone who reads Murphy-Sanderson's testimony will sense that this was not an easy book to write. It gives voice...