Book Reviews

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…

This post contains affiliate links Handle With Care: How Jesus Redeems the Power of Touch in Life and Ministry is the debut title by Lore Ferguson Wilbert. When I had the opportunity to review Handle With Care, I jumped on it. I had seen this book highly recommended and promoted on social media and suspected…

This post contains affiliate links A Holy Pursuit is the debut title by Dianne Jago, the founder of Deeply Rooted Magazine. The book was written to help women in this present age learn what it looks like to submit their dreams and desires to the Lord. There are dominant messages on social media essentially telling…

This post contains affiliate links Uncovering the Love of Jesus is a Lent devotional by writer and speaker Asheritah Ciuciu. From my understanding, Lent is a tradition that has generally been observed by the Catholic church. In recent years, I have seen a growing number of protestants participating in Lent and I’ve been interested in…

This post contains affiliate links Jesus Rose for Me is the first board book by professor, author, and father, Jared Kennedy. If you are familiar with Jared’s previous book, The Beginner’s Gospel Story Bible, you will certainly enjoy Jesus Rose for Me. This board book takes young readers through 4 of the stories from The…

This post contains affiliate links Keeping the Faith is the first Bible study by blogger and author Lianna Davis. This study is 6 weeks long and takes readers through the book of Jude. The format of Keeping the Faith is similar to that of other women’s Bible studies by Moody Publishers. Each week includes 5…

This post contains affiliate links Why Do We Say Good Night? is the latest book by pastor, dad, and author Champ Thornton. The book begins with a mother helping her daughter understand why she doesn’t need to be afraid at night. As the daughter confesses to her mom that she doesn’t like the dark, her…