Tim Keller in The Washington Times

The Washington Times article recognizes what a distinct, reasonable, civil and disarming voice Keller's is, especially today where it seems it's impossible to engage with differing convictions without belittling and disdaining.

Clearly there is a need for a voice like his. Tim Keller's book, The Reason For God, hit the NYT Bestseller list one month after it was published.

Jago canvas of the Storybook Bible

Jago (drum roll please), the fabulous illustrator of the run away bestseller, The Jesus Storybook Bible, has figured out how to get prints of his illustrations (that are done on computer but don't look like it because he uses an ultra top secret technique*) printed onto canvas so that now they look like oil paintings. Yes, he has.

AND (another drum roll please) some very clever people have bought one: from left to right, it's Lily Grace (3 1/2), Noah (7), Lindsey (5 1/2), Ben and Mary Kate—the brilliant and proud owners of Jago's inaugural transatlantic canvas from the book! (The illustration is from The Big Picnic showing Jesus and the little boy.)

To order a print or find out more, click here.

(* As he puts it: "I work almost entirely digitally, using a secret blend of the finest textures, papers and digital paints. I could tell you how I make each picture, but then I'd have to kill you." )

victim and his mugger

"If you're willing to risk your freedom for a few dollars, then I guess you must really need the money.”— Julio Diaz, speaking with the teenager who robbed him

An incredible story that reminds you why you love New York.

titles and front porches

"The title to a work of writing is like a house's front porch.... It should invite you to come on in." 

Angela Giles Klocke