A British dystopian science fiction anthology television series examines the unanticipated consequences of new technologies.

This book equips Christian leaders to anticipate some of the new challenges in the 2020s.

34 years after The Karate Kid, old rivals go at it again in a Netflix series.

Based on the author’s family history, this middle-grade novel tells the tale of a Jewish girl in WW2 Europe who immigrates to Cuba.

A provocative examination of the unholy relationship between American Christianity and white supremacy.

The a capella group sings songs relating to the theme of home on an album recorded while each member was in quarantine.

A seven-song EP provides rest, solitude, and comfort.

The Fault in Our Stars author John Green’s podcast reviews our human-centered planet on a five-star scale.

Anne Lamott writes the foreword of this memoir about a mother facing a child’s grim diagnosis.

An inspiring children’s book about a Columbian garbageman who elevated books and reading in his country. 

A grisly Top 10 Netflix film plumbs the depths of human depravity while posing important questions about society and inequality.

A Documentary on Social Media Addiction that Leads Us to Ask “What is Truth?”

An intimate folk album invites us to grieve our own losses with Oregon singer Taylor Kopp.

An American Navy commander finds himself embroiled in the longest, largest, and most complex naval battle in history. Based on a true story.

A new middle grade novel from the author of Esperanza Rising involves a young boy and his family’s involvement in guiding fleeing immigrants to safety.

A young boy gets detained by ICE while crossing the border from Mexico to the United States in this searing middle-grade novel.

A bookish reboot, a Western, a summer reality hit, and two British dramas are made for binging.

A solo project from musician John Mitchell explores how grief is the price of love.

A poetic novel, reminiscent of both Dante's Inferno and Lost, examines themes of guilt, grief, grace, and forgiveness.

A slim collection of essays about the pandemic and racial reckoning by the author of White Teeth.

A comedy about faith and family that’s a little too salty and a little too sweet

Dave Ramsey’s podcast inspires and equips its listeners to get out of debt.

Using the metaphor of the vine and the branches, Bible teacher Beth Moore invites her readers to grow and flourish.