Fiction
The Way of the Brave – Susan May Warren
The Way of the Brave by Susan May Warren was a book I could not put down once I got a few chapters into it. I never thought I would enjoy a novel about climbing […]
Month: September 2020
Fiction
The Price of Valor – Susan May Warren
The first thing I said when I opened The Price of Valor by Susan May Warren was “FINALLY!” I couldn’t start reading it fast enough. The first two books of the “Global Search and Rescue” […]
Fiction
The Heart of a Hero – Susan May Warren
The Heart of a Hero is the second novel in Susan May Warren’s “Global Search and Rescue” series, and she did not disappoint! Readers first meet Aria Sinclair and former SEAL Jake Silver in The […]
Beyond the Page
The Noble Renaissance: A Conversation with Carrie Lloyd
As I write this post, the first debate in the 2020 Presidential election is underway and it’s underscoring the prophetic nature of Carrie Lloyd’s call for a noble renaissance. Carrie believes we’ve lost our sense […]
Fiction
Set the Stars Alight – Amanda Dykes
This is a breathtaking novel that leaves you pondering, in awe and amazement. How does one begin to put words together to adequately describe this glowing story of starry light?! Set the Stars Alight is […]
Fiction
Mountain Laurel – Lori Benton
This is my first experience with reading anything written by Lori Benton, and I am completely amazed and astounded at the raw talent that is this story. I first picked up the book and began […]
Beyond the Page
Becoming Brave: A Conversation with Brenda Salter McNeil
I’ve done hundreds of interviews and this is one of my favorite conversations of all time. Dr. Brenda is an absolute delight and it was an honor to speak with her about racial justice, particularly […]
Non-Fiction
Becoming Brave – Brenda Salter McNeil
Dr. Brenda, when are you going to talk about justice? That was the question that altered Brenda Salter McNeil’s entire paradigm of racial reconciliation. It has been her life’s pursuit for three decades. She had […]
Non-Fiction
Stop Taking Sides: How Holding Truths in Tension Saves Us from Anxiety and Outrage – Adam Mabry
Adam Mabry begins this book with an anecdote about church members from opposite ends of the political spectrum who separately criticized him for the same sermon, incensed that he had not taken their side. He […]
Non-Fiction
Where is God in all the Suffering? – Amy Orr-Ewing
In this book, Amy Orr-Ewing shares personal stories and theological insights, exploring the ever-difficult question of why a loving God would allow suffering, and where He is in the midst of it. She does not […]