Non-Fiction
A Gentle Answer – Scott Sauls
Scott Sauls’ A Gentle Answer sets out intending to explore how we can live in a way that refuses to live into what he names as a culture where hate has become “an asset.” He […]
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Holding on to Love After You’ve Lost a Baby: The 5 Love Languages for Grieving Parents – Gary Chapman and Candy McVicar
In this gentle, life-affirming book, Gary Chapman and Candy McVicar provide guidance for parents who are grieving the loss of a baby. The authors primarily focus on miscarriage, stillbirth, and early infant death, but they […]
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Self to Lose, Self to Find: Using the Enneagram to Uncover Your True, God-Gifted Self – Marilyn Vancil
Marilyn Vancil explains the Enneagram personality system in reference to Scripture, focusing on God’s commands for us to take off the old self and put on the new. She explains that when someone understands their […]
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A Way with Words: Using Our Online Conversations for Good – Daniel Darling
In A Way with Words, pastor, writer, and communications leader Daniel Darling leverages his background and skills to address the urgent topic of how Christians can engage online in a way that supports the common […]
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I Choose Brave: Embracing Holy Courage and Understanding Godly Fear – Katie Westenberg
In this deeply personal book, Katie Westenberg shares about her experience facing fear during a high-risk pregnancy that ended with a stillbirth. She pulls no punches in exploring the depths of pain and suffering that […]
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Is Jesus Truly God? – Greg Lanier
Is Jesus Truly God? This is possibly the most important question that could ever be asked. Indeed, the whole of the Christian faith hinges upon how this question is answered. Every other religion as their […]
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Strangely Bright – Joe Rigney
Can you love God and enjoy this world? It’s a question that most Christians, at some level, either feel guilty about or struggle with. Prosperity theology would respond with an unabashed yes, that God wants […]
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Family Discipleship – Matt Chandler and Adam Griffin
God created the family before he created the church. That line, which I first heard from Ravi Zacharias, became a guide for my time in youth ministry. The family is the central place of learning, […]
Academic
The Bible and the Ballot – Tremper Longman III
Religion and politics are two subjects you’re not supposed to talk about at the dinner table. Over the past few years, how those two subjects intersect and overlap has been pushed center-stage into the forum […]
Children's Books
Meeting with Jesus – David Murray
Most children’s devotionals I’ve read are either too guided. The correct answers are telegraphed to the student to the point of absurdity. No real thought has to be given and, therefore, nothing is ever really […]