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This Little Prayer of Mine is a gem of a kids' book! I was thrilled when I opened it up and found it to be a Christian kids' book that had such substance and depth. This is not your everyday collection of watery kids' prayers. DeStefano leads... [Read on]
Years ago, when I was struggling to put my life back together after a messy divorce and working to find my way back to God, I stumbled across this little book somehow. Recently, I picked it back up again to see if it was still relevant. It was,... [Read on]
I honestly wasn't sure what to expect when I picked this book up for review. I'm a big fan of the modern Christian movement to explore life purpose and vision, but frequently the resources are shallow, over the top or written for "baby"... [Read on]
The Daughter's Walk tells the tale of Clara Etsby, a young woman who reluctantly follows her Norwegian immigrant mother on a trek to walk across the United State of America as a way to raise awareness for women's rights and to raise money to save... [Read on]
In a land torn by war, the king is missing and his people are trapped in a deadly wood searching for escape. Can the boy they call Rescue lead them to safety? Will the king be found? The people of Abascar seek a city of refuge where they will be... [Read on]
Marriage books can be a touchy subject for many people and my home is no exception. Most of them are full of psychology techniques and classic marriage counseling communication tools. When you're a person with vocational passion for helping and... [Read on]
Why Church Matters is an accessible, competently written book. Its goal is to express why exactly it's important for Christians to not only be in the local church, but to be settled in one church. Harris cautions the reader to stop "dating... [Read on]
This book actually arrived in the mail yesterday when I was feeling really sick and run down. I'm still feeling sick and run down, but on the mend more after the first round of antibiotics. Anyway, it's definitely a fast read, as I received it... [Read on]
In a Pit starts off by quoting 2 Samuel 23:20-21. It's not the most well known of verses as it's a short little story that doesn't really seem to have much weight or trajectory as is. It tells of Benaiah who chases down a lion in the snow and... [Read on]
Mark Batterson shares with us in Primal that Christianity has lost something. It has become too tame. I could not agree more. We live in a world of watered down faith. Batterson shares his in sight in to how to get back to the primal roots of... [Read on]