Unlike most memoirs, Rebecca Sue doesn’t focus on the author. Instead, Kathleen Norris focuses on the story of her sister. As Norris explains at the beginning of the book, Becky Sue suffered a traumatic brain […]
We all know tragic stories about Christian leaders who started out well, but whose lives and ministries later crashed and burned because of immorality. There are also leaders who start out with big dreams of […]
As Erin Devers explains in this book, people have two core desires: we want to be right, and we want to feel good about ourselves. These priorities can lead to all kinds of cognitive biases, […]
This series of small, sturdy board books introduces little children to classic expressions of the Christian faith. The previous three volumes in the Tiny Hands series shared selected hymns, promises from God, and prayers from […]
This is the most bizarre Christian living book I have ever read. If I had seen the full-length description quoted above, that would have raised some red flags. However, I read a shorter summary, so […]
This small, reflective book explores the topic of vocation and calling. Karen Swallow Prior writes from her experience as a college literature professor and writer who has encountered many students who agonized over the concept […]
The Christian publishing industry offers all kinds of books about suffering, but most of them assume that you are dealing with a very specific form of trial, and that it will only last for a […]
Sometimes gift books look beautiful without having much substance inside. With books by Ruth Chou Simons, you know that what you’re getting is both visually stunning and spiritually nourishing. This latest devotional helps women rest […]
This book tells the fascinating true story of Christian social activists who became involved in trying to change the criminal justice system in Honduras. The story begins with two friends deciding to take action against […]
There are lots of books that pontificate about the relationship between faith and work, but this book dramatizes it. Instead of exploring the subject from an intellectual angle, Jordan Raynor and his co-writer Kaleigh Cox […]
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