This book presents the Heidelberg Catechism in a format designed for devotional reading. Because the original Q&A format is more of a call-and-respond experience and doesn’t feel natural for personal reading, the editor has split […]
A Christmas Carol dates back to 1843, but its message and themes are timeless, and the story speaks to people of all ages. This illustrated edition lightly adapts the novel for young readers, imagining the […]
This Christian living book celebrates the Fruit of the Spirit, exploring what these virtues look like in everyday life. Kristin Elizabeth Couch shares stories from her life to illustrate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, […]
This paperback picture book retells the Christmas story in simple, kid-friendly language, and its unique selling point is that the illustrations are photos of Lego builds. The brick builds from Joshua Whitehouse are intricate, action-packed, […]
This Advent devotional by Alistair Begg features short daily readings that explore the Christmas story in its full biblical context, from Genesis to Revelation. Each reading is about four to six pages long, and they […]
George MacDonald was a pastor and prolific writer who lived in Scotland in the nineteenth century. He published nonfiction, novels, and poetry, and Diary of an Old Soul is a lengthy poem that MacDonald originally […]
This gentle, meditative book explores the role that The Book of Common Prayer has played in the author’s faith formation. Julie Lane-Gay offers a series of reflections about how the prayer book has deepened her […]
Weakness is hardly a popular topic in society, or in the church. We prefer to hide our weaknesses, or to tell inspiring stories about how we have overcome them. Even when people study or teach […]
In this book, Rick Lawrence reflects on ways that the American church has “edited” Jesus to fit with contemporary cultural sensibilities. He notes that lots of people are leaving the church or feel bored with […]
The Last Tiger reads like a forgotten Aesop’s fairy tale. Short, simple, evocative, and with an animal friend as its protagonist, The Last Tiger is a straightforward parable about the danger of pride and the […]
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