Last year, I reviewed Understanding Spiritual Abuse by Karen Roudkovski. This new book is a companion workbook for survivors to use as part of their healing journeys. The author wrote this for people who have experienced […]
This picture book biography about Joni Eareckson Tada shares her inspiring Christian testimony. The story begins with her happy and physically active childhood, and then covers the tragic diving accident that paralyzed her from the […]
This small, hardcover gift book features one hundred prayers for tough moments in life. In the introduction, Cristina Baker shares her personal testimony about learning that God truly hears her and listens to her prayers, […]
This honest, insightful book speaks to teens about the challenges of being a Christian in today’s world. Teacher and school chaplain Chris Morphew spends a lot of time with teens, and it’s clear how well […]
There’s something about a Max Lucado book that just feels comforting. Over the decades, Max has cultivated a warm, charming style of writing that is engaging, easy to read, and personable. Reading Lucado feels like […]
Deconstruction is one the biggest buzzwords in Christianity right now. I’m still not sure if I like it or not, but it typically refers to the process that believers in Christianity go through when they […]
Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election for a number of reasons, but primary among them was his ability to demonize and vilify immigrants while promising mass deportations. He was successfully able to point to […]
J. Warner Wallace made his name in evangelical circles as being the Lee Strobel of the law enforcement world. While Strobel put his investigative journalism skills to work to make A Case For… Christian thinking, […]
Not many picture books deal with concept of child marriage. Alain Serge Dzotap’s Adi of Boutanga: A Story from Cameroon is a picture book for upper elementary to middle school readers meant to reflect upon […]
As a parent, I’m always trying to introduce my kids to new foods—healthy foods in particular—in order to expand their palette and their knowledge of the natural world. Mabi David’s How Do You Eat Color? […]
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