It's Easter month and I've been reflecting on the strange ending to Mark's resurrection story. Our oldest manuscripts have the gospel ending abruptly in verse 8, without us ever seeing the resurrected Christ. What's Mark up to and what can we learn from it.

Adam Lewis Greene is the designer behind the top Kickstarter Bibliotheca campaign to redesign a reader-friendly version of the Bible.

David Rawlings is a seasoned copywriter and non-fiction author but joins me to talk about his debut novel, The Baggage Handler.

Pierce Taylor Hibbs serves as the Associate Director of the Theological English Department at Westminster Theological Seminary.

Glenna is a pastor's wife, a mom to two boys, a musician, and writer. Her first book, The Promise is His Presence: Why God is Always Enough, releases this summer.

I enjoy sharing lessons I'm learning from my writing. This episode addresses my attempts at humor and the disturbing discovery those jokes have lead me to.

David Mathis is executive editor for desiringGod.org and pastor at Cities Church in Minneapolis/St. Paul. He is the author of Habits of Grace: Enjoying Jesus through the Spiritual Disciplines.

Dan Herod joins me to talk about his deepest sufferings and how they have shaped his story and ministry. Pick up his book, Suffer Well: Walking Victoriously Through Your Valleys.

John serves as pastor of Cornerstone Church in Atlanta, Georgia. He is the author of Prayer: How Praying Together Shapes the Church.

Matt Perman has taken up the task of reshaping productivity with a commitment to Gospel centrality. His advice is practical and deeply theological.