The inside flap of Ministers of Propaganda: Truth, Power, and the Ideology of the Religious Right reads in large, emblazoned letters: “Good evangelical Christians are Republicans. It seems like it’s always been that way. That […]
This book explores the church’s potential as a place where anxious people can find support and healing, alongside other interventions and therapies. J. Michael Jordan explains that even though attending church services can feel overwhelming […]
In recent years, more people have recognized the reality of spiritual abuse, but confusion remains about what it can look like in different settings, and what kinds of behaviors and patterns qualify for this label. […]
I greatly enjoyed Twelve Classic Christmas Stories, and I am thankful that I had the chance to review this. I had only encountered two of these stories before, and the rest were new to me. […]
In this board book, Abbey Wedgeworth teaches kids about what God made our feet for. She gives examples like dancing, running, and pedaling a bike, and then she writes about things that we shouldn’t do […]
“The bottom line is truth and love go hand in hand. You can’t have one without the other. Because Jesus is both truth and love.” Lethal Standoff by DiAnn Mills follows the investigation of Carrington […]
In this book, the founders of the Risen Motherhood ministry share insight into how mothers can apply the gospel to their daily lives. Emily A. Jensen and Laura Wifler explain that even though mothers naturally […]
This unique graphic novel biography tells the story of Arvo Pärt, an Estonian composer who was passionate about innovative, different types of music and chafed against the restrictions of the communist regime. The story begins […]
This book connects common Christmas traditions to the spiritual realities that they represent. Things like putting up lights and spending time with family are an inherent part of the holiday for most people, to the […]
This book is the second in a series about Abigail, a creative nine-year-old who grows and learns through her experiences at school, at home, and at church. Bethany McIlrath writes from a child’s perspective in […]
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