Consider The Ostrich: Unlocking the Book of Job and the Blessing of Suffering is an intriguing Christian work penned by Scott Douglas. Challenging the notion that the Bible began with the story of creation, Douglas asserts that it began with the theme of grief and...

Surrounded by God's Painted Sky: Christian Affirmations to Start Your Day will help any reader who wishes to strengthen their faith and devotion to God. In an easy-to-follow format, Susan Montgomery organizes her daily Christian affirmations with scripture references that will guide the reader to...

A genuine spiritual journey begins when we commit ourselves and strive to improve as individuals. It is not necessary to abandon our ordinary life or our responsibilities. Instead, we can advance in our lives despite difficulties while we act with faith and a good disposition....

In her candid 40-day collection of essays, Divine Detour, Lori Ann Wood reflects on the thoughts, questions, and life lessons she has had to navigate before and after receiving a crushing diagnosis. After going to her family doctor for what she thought were flu-like symptoms,...

Our Father: An Atheist's Journey to Faith by Peter Helten is a thought-provoking collection of essays that examine the Lord’s Prayer. Helten asserts that we should be conscious of what we say when we pray. Prayer should be genuine and not a form of performance...

Donna Louis explains how Christians can successfully navigate difficult seasons in her powerful non-fiction work, The Rain Falls on the Just and the Unjust. It asserts that everyone experiences challenges in their lives regardless of their level of faith. Instead of reacting with fear and...

This week I’ve been diving into Dr. Tim Riordan’s devotional journal New Every Morning, which takes us on a 31-day plan to explore the meaning of God’s love and the places in our lives where we can see it daily. Grounding the teachings of the...

In her insightful Christian non-fiction work, God's Grace, Not My Disgrace, Claudette Inglis shares her experiences with abuse, hurt, and pain and discusses how her faith has guided her toward healing. She explains how God inspired her to start writing, which began her healing process....

The Way of the Shepherd is a theological book by Donna E. Lane. The text walks readers through biblical examples that show them how to rely on God’s word instead of human understanding. Lane describes what her readers must do to relinquish their perceptions of...

What is the meaning of life, and how does it relate to the Gospel? Reality According to the Scriptures by José Soto seeks to answer this question and enlighten us on God’s grand plan. It provides a glimpse into Soto’s research on the nature of...