A new essay collection considers what poetry has to gain from faith and how art is shaped by the Spirit. Review by Maryann Corbett

A coming-of-age story set against an insider’s rendering of New Orleans meditates on striving toward sainthood amidst sin and excess. Review by Daniel Fitzpatrick

A sociological exploration of workers' experiences invites readers into conversation about how Christianity reframes and broadens our concept of work. Review by Max Burlew

Anna Rollins takes purity culture to task for the damage wrought on young Christian women and their relationship with their bodies. Review by Sarah Clark

Tish Harrison Warren’s latest work explores how God makes a way in the desert seasons of our lives. Review by Hannah Miller King

An ambitious narrative follows many characters with ties to a certain plot of land across history, but it fails to achieve coherence or rootedness. Review by Maura Ronayne

Artists, scholars, and theologians explore the Holy Spirit’s distinctive presence in the interplay of art and theology. Review by Joy Moore

Seth Wieck takes on the role of landscape poet, ushering his Texas Panhandle home into the reader’s imagination and showing the sacredness of place. Review by Aaron Brown