I have read more books about writing than I care to admit, and this is one of the best ones. It is specifically for a Christian audience, so it is more niche than most, but […]
Most critiques of Christian nationalism give off the same vibe as Jesus’s parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector. I’ll be reading something that is thoughtful and true, but which also conveys the attitude, […]
Cameron Lee Small wrote this book to help adoptees reclaim their voices, tell their stories, and heal from trauma. He outlines common struggles that adoptees experience, such as questioning their identity, experiencing grief and loss […]
People talk a lot about how polarized America is and how increasingly uncivil our public discourse has become, but people rarely suggest substantive solutions for how to deal with this. In Claiming the Courageous Middle, […]
This book is full of practical, helpful advice for Christian women in corporate leadership positions. As Peggy Bodde explains at the beginning, it is rare for these leaders to get the support that they need, […]
This book of prayers is designed for Christian parents who are going through a child’s medical crisis or facing the death of their child. Eric M. Schumacher and Jessika Sanders wrote this book from their […]
Throughout this book, Aimee Byrd shares some of her own journey through church trauma, and she explores topics and themes that will resonate with many other people who have experienced disillusionment with the church, whether […]
In this thoughtful book, Elizabeth Oldfield explores how the Seven Deadly Sins and Christianity as a whole help to explain the human condition. She writes that even though postmodern, secular cultures have lost the concept […]
Everyone has experiences of feeling like their life will never change. Transitional periods between life stages, jobs, and relationships seem to drag on forever. Suffering feels like it will never end. A more fulfilling, meaningful […]
Mimetic Theoy and Middle-earth. Don’t let the title scare you, Matthew Distefano’s perspective on JRR Tolkien’s legendarium through the lens of mimetic theory isn’t some academic text about some obscure philosophy. Instead—read the subtitle—this is […]
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