Oceans and decades apart, two women are bound by the secrets between them. 

I felt badly about throwing away so many things, but I had to remind myself: it is not my fault my ancestors kept these things. I am not responsible to inherit all my mother’s belongings.

A popular Christian author reveals her path from anxiety attacks to peace. 

A children’s picture book about the Little Free Library movement.

Our house isn’t really “ours.” We’re temporary caretakers of a home that will stand, Lord willing, long after we’re gone.

There must be a lot of incompetent scientists in North America if half their membership still believe in something their own field has apparently disproved!

Your church’s organ can bridge the gap between young and old and provide an amazing depth and richness not only to the sound, but to the experience.

A church denomination intent on family unity has a chance of finding a way to remain united.  

A bright picture book celebrates an African American hymn of freedom.

A Calvin professor’s new podcast explores renewal and flourishing.

On their much anticipated ninth album, Big Daddy Weave illuminates the airwaves.

Sometimes we plant seeds that will take so long to grow that we know we won’t be alive to reap the benefit of their eventual shade and strength. 

An indie movie about baseball and redemption.

A laugh out loud picture book teaches readers that not everything can be fixed with a hammer.

더 많이 아는 사람들이 자신의 능력에 대해 더 겸손한 경향을 보이는 것은 그들이 자신의 한계를 더 잘 알기 때문입니다.

Books to read (and listen to) in the Christmas season and beyond.

See how readers responded to recent Banner issues, articles, and columns.

The Bible says God hates “lying lips,” but there are also stories, such as Rahab helping the Israelite spies, where lying seems to be a good thing. So is lying sometimes okay?

In this lyrical novel, a young Canadian woman inherits her grandmother’s house in Scotland.

Christian pop group explores faith, shame, and regret on their sixth album.

Modern worship songs feature solid theological points.

Conflicts, disappointments or boredom can begin to accumulate and you find yourself asking the question: When is it time to leave?

A searing historical novel of WW2 weaves stories of a mother and daughter.