Book Reviews

This post contains affiliate links Writing for Life and Ministry by Brandon J. O’Brien is a brief yet incredibly helpful book. This resource was created to help those in ministry who may not have a background in writing. It includes practical tips as well as exercises for growing as a writer. The writing process is…

This post contains affiliate links Christ in the Chaos is the first book by author Kimm Crandall and it has been one of the most formative books in my motherhood journey. Kimm helps mothers understand how the gospel changes the way we respond to the chaos of raising little ones. Over and over again, Kimm…

This post contains affiliate links We Believe: An Alphabet Primer is the latest installment in the Baby Believer series by Catechesis Books. We Believe walks little ones through the entire alphabet. As they learn each letter, they will learn an aspect of Christianity that begins with the same letter. Each page also includes a bit…

This post contains affiliate links Wherever You Go, I Want You to Know is the first children’s book by author, Bible teacher, and mother, Melissa Kruger. As her children were growing older, Melissa wondered if she had taught them the most important thing that they would need to know in life – ultimately, that there…

This post contains affiliate links A Bright Tomorrow: How to Face the Future Without Fear is the latest title by pastor and author Jared Mellinger. Although this book was released in 2018, I’m not sure that it’s ever been more relevant. Mellinger begins the book by sharing with readers about receiving the difficult news that…

This post contains affiliate links 7 Feasts: Finding Christ in the Sacred Celebrations of the Old Testament is the latest Bible study by author Erin Davis. I was really excited when I first learned of 7 Feasts because it doesn’t seem that there are too many women’s Bible studies that focus on the Old Testament….

This post contains affiliate links Finding the Right Hills to Die On is one of pastor Gavin Ortlund’s recent releases. I first learned about this book via Instagram and the title intrigued me. I read the book’s description and felt that it would be a fitting read considering that the time and culture in which…

This post contains affiliate links Struggle Bus: The Van. The Myth. The Legend. is the debut title by author Josh Wood. Struggle Bus is based on the adventures that Josh’s family experienced while owning a 15 passenger van. I became familiar with the Wood family’s adventures after reading the van’s brutally honest and hilarious Craiglist…

This post contains affiliate links God, Greed, and The (Prosperity) Gospel is the debut title by pastor Costi Hinn. You may recognize Hinn’s last name as it is the same last name of popular prosperity preacher, Benny Hinn. Costi is Benny’s nephew and as such, grew up entrenched in the prosperity gospel movement. God, Greed,…

This post contains affiliate links The conversation about faith and politics is often heated amongst Christians. As a pastor and resident of Washington D.C., author Jonathan Leeman is no stranger to this fact. His book, How the Nations Rage, is a primer of sorts to help Christians know how to engage in these conversations in…