Inside the Editors' Room

This week, three of our editors discuss the booming home improvement show trend (and everyone's favorite Fixer Upper couple!) -- why are they so popular? Are there deeper meanings behind our love for these shows? Listen in to find out!

This week, Kelly and Rachel have a "girls only" conversation, talking to Kristin Schell about her turquoise table and hospitality and then discussing women in the church. Whether you're a woman or not, listen in to this conversation about building community of all kinds in all areas of life, and join us on Facebook to share your thoughts and feedback!

In this week's mid-summer mini episode, three of the editors discuss rest and relaxation-- what it looks like, how to find it, how rest changes for different seasons of life, and what it means to truly relax. Join us on Facebook to share your feedback about what rest looks like for you!

This week on the podcast, the editors talk with Max Lucado about his upcoming book "Anxious for Nothing" and discuss anxiety in our culture today. They also debate "radical" versus "ordinary" based on two popular Christian books that have made waves in recent years-- which one is better?

On this week's mini episode, the editors discuss television-- how TV played a role in our childhoods, how we set limits and determine what to watch and what our kids watch, and how Christians should handle television in general.

In this week's episode, the team discusses Kristen Wetherell's book about suffering as well as our society's obsession with vanity and appearances.

Introducing our brand new podcast: Inside the Editors' Room! (Apologies for the sound issues. We got things somewhat squared away at around the 3:45 spot.)

In this mini episode, three of our editors share their dream dinner guests-- one from the Bible, one from history, and one living person they would love to meet.

This week, we talk to the founders of She Reads Truth about their new Bible, discuss Bible translations, and talk about how we handle friends selling us things on Facebook.

In this week's mini episode, we hear more from author Jaquelle Crowe about being a teenager in today's technology age.

This week, Stephen McGarvey interviews 19-year-old Jaquelle Crowe about her new book "This Changes Everything" and how the Gospel is transformative for teenagers in all aspects of life.

This week's episode is all about books - our childhood favorites, ones we re-read again and again, and our favorite books for the lazy days of summer.

This week, the editors talk about loneliness (we all feel it--married or single, male or female, parents or not!) and small groups (what we love about them, what's worked, what's frustrating and challenging about how churches organize them, and more). Author Lydia Brownback is featured in an interview with Kelly Givens about her new book "Finding God in the Loneliness."

This week on our mini episode, we shine a spotlight on the lesser known bloggers we love and think you'll love too. After talking about platforms and brands in Episode #3, we wanted to give these platforms a boost, and we hope you'll check out their writing and follow along with their work!

This week, the editors sit down to discuss Jen Hatmaker's heartfelt Good Friday post about the "Christian Machine" and have a larger conversation about what it means to have a platform, build a brand, and pursue your callings in today's Christian culture as writers and content creators. We also discuss Lisa-Jo Baker's new book "Never Unfriended" and talk about friendships for women and men alike-- all four of us found things that challenged and encouraged us in this one!