Christian homeschooling mothers who value a nontraditional, literature-based approach to learning will appreciate the perspective this book offers. Homeschooling mother Jennifer Pepito encourages moms that they don’t have to replicate everything about a public school […]
Kathryn Butler and Korrie Johnson are writers and mothers who are passionate about children’s literature. In this book, they share guidance for Christian parents who want to provide good books for their children, and who […]
Aging is an often-ignored topic in Christian living books. The Christian publishing industry tends to emphasize youth and relevance, just like in the broader culture, and people try to avoid thinking about aging. This new […]
Every once in a while, I read a book that is totally different than anything I’ve ever read before. In Created to Play, author Brianna Lambert offers a unique and much-needed corrective in how we […]
This collection of historic writings is part of the Plough Spiritual Guides series. This series publishes curated writings by notable Christian thinkers, and while some of these authors are well-known, others are obscure. This new […]
If there is one word that defines much of the modern church, it may be fragmentation. Congregations divide over politics, race, worship styles, theology, and social issues. Christians increasingly sort themselves into communities of like-minded […]
I have been a Tiffany Yecke Brooks fan since first picking up her book Gaslighted by God some years ago. That book, subtitled Reconstructing a Disillusioned Faith, spoke to any number of folks who had […]
Every stage of life involves unique blessings and challenges, and nothing reveals this more than the crucible of early parenthood. In this compassionate book for Christian moms, Annie Vanderheiden shows how the intensity of the […]
I have read many books about suffering, and this stands out as one of the best. Brittany Lee Allen gives a stirring defense of why it is both acceptable and biblically faithful for Christians to […]
In recent years, the phrases “exvangelical” or “deconstruction” have become common as more and more folks who grew up in conservative, evangelical Christian spaces moved away from those beliefs. Deconstruction refers to a tearing down, […]
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