Fiction
Strands of Truth – Colleen Coble
I tried to like this book for a month. Colleen Coble is a USA Today bestselling author. She came to me recommended by some authors I know and love and respect and whose books I […]
Articles by Josh Olds
Non-Fiction
Daily Readings from Beyond Blessed – Robert Morris
Anytime a pastor talks about money, the hairs on the back of my neck stand up just a bit. It’s always a bit uncomfortable. The televangelists of yesteryear, with their emphasis on giving and their […]
Fiction
The Shoe Box (25th Anniversary Edition) | Francine Rivers
Twenty-five years ago, Francine Rivers penned a short, little Christmas novella called The Shoe Box. Simple, poignant, and powerful, that story has been a Christmas favorite for a generation. This new edition includes an Advent […]
Non-Fiction
Called to Care: Opening Your Heart to Vulnerable Children | Bill Blacquiere with Kris Faasse
Right now, there are 123,000 children awaiting adoption in the United States alone. There were 270,000 new instances of children being placed into foster care. And yet there were only 59,400 adoptions. There is a […]
Podcast
The Words Between Us: A Conversation with Erin Bartels
Life is story. You know that’s a key theme around here. But, more than that, life is stories. Life is an anthology collection of happenings each influenced and informed by the stories before and around. […]
Fiction
The Words Between Us – Erin Bartels
Fiction is one of the few experiences where loneliness can be both confronted and relieved. – David Foster Wallace When the non-fiction of her life because too much to cope with, Robin Dickinson—in truth, Robin […]
Podcast
A Single Light: A Conversation with Tosca Lee
Wynter Roth went into the bunker thinking she had stopped the apocalypse, believing that the antidote to the disease ravaging the United States would be distributed. But the world she finds when the bunker opens […]
Fiction
A Single Light | Tosca Lee
Humanity is decaying. Rapid-onset dementia has overtaken the United States. Just before she went into the bunker, Wynter Roth thought she had delivered the cure. She would emerge and the antidote would have been dispersed. […]
Podcast
I’m Just a Jackwagon: A Conversation with Comedian Tim Hawkins
Diary of a Jackwagon | Tim Hawkins Somewhere in Illinois, sometime in 2015 (the exact date is lost to history), Tim Hawkins was bored on his tour bus, so he gave me a call. Or […]
Podcast
Struggling With Grief: An Interview with Max Lucado
You’ll Get Through This | Max Lucado Grief is universal. It touches all of us at one point or another. From the big to the small—though none of it ever seems small at the time. […]