Suffering Wisely and Well
“The world is both far worse and far better than we ever suspected… But God’s assurance of victory over that [chaos and evil] is far calmer and happier than we ever suspected.”
Everything We Didn’t Say
Unsolved double homicide in a rural Iowan farming community. Let’s do this.
Where the Deer and the Antelope Play
“You rarely see messaging encouraging one to sit still, breathe, and please don’t think about buying anything at all.”
Before You Lose Your Faith
“Yes, God is a mystery. But he can also be known. He is known in Jesus. He is known in the pages of Scripture. And when we seek him with all of our heart, we will find him.”
The Lady’s Mine
“Courage could be reckless, and recklessness brought consequences.”
Most Anticipated Books of 2022
These books are releasing in 2022— get them on your list!
Black History Month Reading
Celebrate Black History Month!
8 Books I Read in January
Check out this month’s book list!
The Gathering Storm
“Christians must display faith in God’s design, faith in God’s Word, and faith in the power of the gospel.”
Gospel-Centered Motherhood
“In God’s economy, when His people empty themselves for His sake, they are filled with His presence which leads to purpose, joy, and satisfaction.”
Damaged Intentions
Conspiracy theorists, mysterious cult survivors, and a hostage situation.
My Reading Quirks
Do you do any of these?
Books with Opposites
Happy Opposite Day!
The Turn of the Key
“Don’t come here,” she whispered, “It’s not safe.”
A Gentle Answer
“While true faith is filled with holy fire, it is a fire that is meant for refining and healing, as opposed to dividing and destroying.”
11 Important Books on Racial Justice
To celebrate MLK day, here are the most important books to read about racial justice today.
The Push
“A mother’s heart breaks a million ways in her lifetime.”
The Best Books of 2021
My top books from 2021- all 10… I mean 13 of them…
Goodreads Choice Awards Reading Challenge
Start a reading challenge with me- the best of the best?
The Four Winds
“The four winds have blown us here, people from all across the country, to the very edge of this great land, and now, at last, we make our stand, fight for what we know to be right. We fight for our American dream, that it will be possible again.”