This week's feature review is GOD'S HOMECOMING: THE FORGOTTEN PROMISE OF FUTURE RENEWAL by N.T. Wright. Read the review here: englewoodreview.org/...

Lectionary Poetry for this coming Sunday--the 4th week after Pentecost--is available now: englewoodreview.org/...

"...I can feel the sufferings of millions and yet, if I look up into the heavens, I think that it will all come right, that this cruelty too will end, and that peace and tranquility will return again." --Anne Frank, born this day in 1929

A poem for today, written in honor of the feast day of St. Barnabus (observed June 11): https://twp.ai/4hsFyd

This week's feature review: SABBATH GOSPEL: A NEW NARRATIVE OF TIME, REST, AND THE WORK OF THE CHURCH by Amy Joy Erickson and G. P. Wagenfuhr englewoodreview.org/...

This week's new release round-up! https://twp.ai/4hsDN3

This coming Sunday, June 14, is the third Sunday after Pentecost. We've got a fresh batch of poems to accompany this week's scripture readings for you: englewoodreview.org/...

Today, June 8, marks the birthday of author Rachel Held Evans. In our day, Rachel played a crucial role in making the Christian faith hospitable to those on its margins. We continue to miss her presence and work in the world!

Some great ebooks on sale in June!!

Another new review this week: HOW TO BE A FRIEND (IN AN UNFRIENDLY WORLD) by Barnet Bain englewoodreview.org/...

Brand new feature review: COUNTERWEIGHTS by Shannan Martin Read the review here: englewoodreview.org/...

New release round up!! https://twp.ai/4hs8yq

This week's lectionary poetry is ready for you here: https://twp.ai/4hqqHF ENJOY!

We love to see it!! Reading + conversation is so important!

Happy birthday to G.K. Chesterton! We're honoring the occasion with 3 of his poems: https://twp.ai/4hqmv3

Remembering the great American poet and memoirist, Maya Angelou, who died on this day in 2014.

From reviewer Jeremy Bugh, a look at the book ATTENSITY!: A MANIFESTO OF THE ATTENTION LIBERATION MOVEMENT, written by group of writers called The Friends of Attention. Read the review here: englewoodreview.org/...

This week's feature review: CHURCH TOMORROW?: WHAT THE 'NONES' AND 'DONES' TEACH US ABOUT THE FUTURE OF FAITH by Rev. Stephanie Spellers englewoodreview.org/...

The ERB Podcast is back!! After a bit of a hiatus, we're excited to bring you some new episodes this summer. First up, Chris chats with Amar D. Peterman and Shannan Martin about the tensions between joy and grief and what it means to love our neighbors well. Wherever you listen to podcasts!

We're entering a new season in the church calendar, and Lectionary Poetry Volume 2 is available now! https://twp.ai/4hqmef

“What we want in the publishing industry is for YouTube to be a partner and not passively let illegal content proliferate.” — Maria A. Pallante via @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2026/05/21/b...

#haiku by Lucas Weissenborn (IG: @luque_mit_q ). Lucas is a researcher, musician, & poet based in #Norway. His haiku & senryū have appeared in many journals, including Science. He was also once unintentionally appointed an expert on squirrels by a university in Russia. #hospital #poetry #spring

There is a decayed Christianity that feeds on and is fed by our nationalism, materialism, and warmongering.

America leads the world at present in golden-calf production. ― Eugene H. Peterson

From Gilead to Ladyland: how the rebellious women of literature offer hope in dark times www.theguardian.com/books/2026/m...

Here is this week's new release round-up, featuring new books in theology, picture books, poetry, fiction...and even a poetic epic ballad for young readers! Check them all out here: englewoodreview.org/...

New feature review... WEATHERING CHANGE: SEEKING PEACE AMID LIFE'S TOUGH TRANSITIONS by Courtney Ellis https://twp.ai/4hqo78

Here's this week's new release round-up: https://twp.ai/4hqWbV

This week's starred new release is WHAT GROWS IN WEARY LANDS: ON CHRISTIAN RESILIENCE by Tish Harrison Warren. Learn more and check out this week's full new release round-up: https://twp.ai/4hrH8c

Excited for our friends at Eerdmans Publishing and their new literary nonfiction imprint!

Are you a young person age 21-35? Please take our brief survey about common life and shared spiritual practices!

This week's featured review: NIGHT OWL: POEMS by Aimee Nezhukumatathil Aimee Nezhukumatathil englewoodreview.org/...

Later this week, we're sending out our 2026 Summer Reading Guide! Subscribe to our email list so you don't miss it: englewoodreview.org/...

Happy New Release Tuesday! May is jam-packed with new books, including several exciting titles that we didn't have room for on the list. But here are 6 you don't want to miss: https://twp.ai/4hpjcJ

Book review: BEAUTY AND RESISTANCE: SPIRITUAL RHYTHMS FOR FORMATION AND REPAIR by Jonathan P. Walton https://twp.ai/4hpmrK

Lectionary Poetry for the 5th Sunday of Easter is collected for you here: englewoodreview.org/... ENJOY!!

it's the last day of National Poetry Month! We're celebrating by turning to a perennial favorite: Mary Oliver! https://twp.ai/4hpgUd

New book review today: YOU CAN TRUST A GOD WITH SCARS: FAITH (AND DOUBT) FOR THE SEARCHING SOUL by Jared Ayers englewoodreview.org/...

New this week: 5 great poetry anthologies for children and families

It's New Release Tuesday! Check out our round-up of featured new releases for the week: https://twp.ai/4hpXa3

Happy Monday! Let's kick off the week with a new book review... THE VISION OF EPHESIANS: THE TASK OF THE CHURCH AND THE GLORY OF GOD by N.T. Wright https://twp.ai/4hqIcX

"[Woodson] reflected that young people often ask themselves why they are here in the world, what they’re supposed to do, and how they can achieve it. The answer is 'being in community with each other,' she said." YES AND AMEN.

“I don’t write out of what I know; I write out of what I wonder. I think most artists create art in order to explore, not to give the answers. Poetry and art are not about answers to me; they are about questions.”― Lucille Clifton

Review Damaris Zehner is reviewing 3 new books about love and its persistent presence in our lives: englewoodreview.org/...

Brand new! A collection of 5 favorite poems by Ada Limón englewoodreview.org/...

This week's featured review... REST: A THEOLOGICAL ACCOUNT by Euntaek David Shin and published by Baylor University Press https://twp.ai/4hqIbL

National Poetry Month continues, this time with the work of Paul Laurence Dubar: https://twp.ai/4hqLpc

Reading from the Bible is nice. But even better would be understanding and knowing how to interpret it.

Happy New Release Tuesday! Here is this week's round-up of new titles: https://twp.ai/4hqOmM

Only 10 days left in April for #NationalPoetryMonth Annie Dillard is best-known for her prose, but did you know she writes poetry too? https://twp.ai/4hqAJ8#NationalPoetryMonth