The Saints Who Saved Me is an honest, moving look at the early years of John Katz, revealing the deep scars left behind by a dysfunctional family and a predatory stepmother. Growing up with a mother facing severe mental illness and a father who just...

The Power of the Blood, Volume 2: The Fullness of God by Alexys V Wolf is a Christian devotional and Bible study guide that takes the reader on a sweeping journey from Genesis to Revelation. The central argument is bold and thought-provoking: that believers do...

David Pinkston’s The Untold Story of Satan’s Seed is a theological study that gives readers an argument over spiritual authority. Using the King James Bible, the author posits that every person must measure religious teaching by the words of Jesus because no church leader can...

In Pete Thomas’s The Christmas Will, John Roberts Jenkins has spent his life believing his father died in World War I. Then James Thompson, a Missouri attorney, finds proof that his father was John Roberts, the late owner of JR’s Department Store in Poplar Bluff....

Debra Maria Flint and Paul Murphy-Sanderson deserve credit for addressing a painful and long-neglected subject within Roman Catholicism in their book, The Sins of Mandatory Celibacy. Anyone who reads Murphy-Sanderson's testimony will sense that this was not an easy book to write. It gives voice...

The Hallway Miracle by Cara Shine is a memoir about transformation in the midst of chaos. After the horrifying experience of the September 11 attacks, Cara and her family had to face the terror of the 2002 Beltway Sniper attacks in the Washington, D.C. area....

If you’re looking for a book that makes you think and feel at the same time, The Paradox of Pain by Mariela G. George is definitely it. Be prepared for a book that doesn’t just tell you about suffering—it makes you question it deeply while...

The Minister and The Madness: Seven Days of Casting by Natalie McMillan follows Natalie, a minister who receives a startling spiritual directive in the aftermath of her closest friend’s sudden death: she has seven days to let go. As she steadies the grieving daughters from...

In The Basement Angel by LeeAnn McChristian, a sixty-three-year-old widower in North Texas robs a small town bank after financial strain and years of isolation following the deaths of his wife, Elizabeth, and daughter, Amanda Joy. Fleeing the police, he hides in the basement workshop...

Laura Ingalls Wilder once wrote, “I am beginning to learn that it is the sweet, simple things of life which are the real ones after all,” a sentiment that gently weaves its way through The Diaries of a Teenage Pilgrim: The Early Journey by Lydia...