Jo Johnson is a Christian psychologist, and in this book, she shares paradigm shifts and practical tips that can help people deal with difficult emotions and unhealthy thinking patterns. She encourages her readers to know […]
This guide for Christian parents shares helpful insights for shepherding children through the world of stories. The authors run a reviewing website by the same name as this book, and in these pages, they share […]
There are lots of great books about sobriety, but this one stands out because of its unique audience. This book focuses on Christian women, due to the author’s personal experience and awareness of how alcohol […]
If you believe that you’re supposed to live an extraordinary life and change the world, what happens when none of that pans out? According to Ryan P. Tinetti, many people are living lives of “quiet […]
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 […]
Christlike Acceptance Across Deep Difference is a diverse and challenging anthology that seeks to re-orient the church’s conversation about sexuality, gender, and LGBTQ ministry through a posture of Christlike acceptance—of both stances—using a methodology that […]
Anxiety is at an all time high. Nearly one in three US adults have experienced an anxiety disorder at some point in their life. And, looking around at the world, you can sort of understand. […]
I grew up in a conservative evangelical church at the height of the Left Behind craze. As a kid, I remember that the church actually fired our pastor because he was not a premillennial dispensationalist. […]
In The Ten Commandments through the Ages, Sara Koenig offers a succinct yet comprehensive exploration of one of the most influential texts in Western religious and moral imagination. Rather than treating the Decalogue as a […]
The Well That Washes What It Shows takes its title from a line by the 17th-century poet and clergyman George Herbert. In a poem entitled “The Holy Scriptures,” Herbert likens Scripture to pure water that […]
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