Fiction
When Twilight Breaks – Sarah Sundin
Evelyn Brand had done a crack bit of journalism, and she hadn’t even had to dress like a man to do so. – This is the first line of Sarah Sundin’s WWII romantic thriller When […]
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Non-Fiction
Depression, Anxiety, and Other Things We Don’t Want to Talk About – Ryan Casey Waller
Ryan Casey Waller is a pastor and licensed psychotherapist, and in his new book, Depression, Anxiety, and Other Things We Don’t Want to Talk About, he shares his personal story, summarizes information related to mental […]
Children's Books
The Boy Who Shared His Sandwich – Steph Williams
This small, staple-bound paperback tells the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand, and does so in an unusually engaging and memorable way. The author and illustrator, Steph Williams, presents the story in a way […]
Non-Fiction
Sensing God: Experiencing the Divine in Nature, Food, Music, and Beauty – Joel Clarkson
In Sensing God, author Joel Clarkson encourages his readers to join their intellectual knowledge of God with a deeply felt sense of His presence through beautiful and good earthly things. In the first few chapters, […]
Non-Fiction
Uncommon Church – Alvin Sanders
One of the problems that I’ve experienced within the local church is the lack of community. Or, even more specifically, the lack of the interior community of the church to engage with the exterior community […]
Children's Books
Songs for Our Sons – Ruth Doyle & Ashling Lindsay
I rarely cry over children’s books. I have cried repeatedly while reading Songs for Our Sons to my son. It’s something different every time. Let me tell you about them. The first time was the […]
Children's Books
Millie Maven Trilogy – Rachelle and Ted Dekker
I didn’t know what to expect from a Dekker family team-up. Now I don’t know if I want them to do anything else. That was one of the concluding lines of my review of the […]
Children's Books
Millie Maven and the Golden Vial – Rachelle and Ted Dekker
The second Millie Maven book opens with Millie yet to discover her gift, but in possession of something much greater: a bronze medallion from the Great Teacher himself. It’s caused some consternation among some of […]
Children's Books
Mille Maven and the Bronze Medallion – Rachelle and Ted Dekker
The first book in the Millie Maven trilogy introduces us to Millie. Millie is, like so many young people in these kinds of stories, an orphan with a strict, loveless caretaker. Mother—actually her aunt—has very […]
Fiction
The Peasant’s Dream – Melanie Dickerson
“Love welled up inside her, and she stood to her feet. Her knees weren’t even wobbly. She picked up the bag she had packed, straightened, and held her head up, meeting his eye. She put […]