W. Scott Moore. Rogersville, Ala.: Eleos Press, 2014. 230 pp. (Paperback). There is a place in Gulf Shores that claims to have the best fried
Korie Robertson and Chris Howard. Nashville: Tommy Nelson, 2015. 223 pp. (Hardback). Those Duck Commander people sure are prolific — Bibles, devotionals and an entire
Melanie Dickerson. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan, 2014. 293 pp. (Paperback). Huntsville author Melanie Dickerson writes books billed as “teen fiction.” I am far from
Karen Frantz. Bloomington, Ind.: Westbow Press, 2014. 154 pp. (Hardback). Karen Frantz tells stories to children at her church in Jackson’s Gap on Sundays.
Douglas Kindred. Bloomington, Ind.: Westbow Press, 2014. 126 pp. (Paperback). I like the title of this book; am I the only one who had
God sent His Son in part so that mankind could know grace and love in a physical form: Jesus. And as Christians “we eagerly embrace
Andreas Kostenberger, Darrell Bock and Josh Chatraw. Nashville: B&H Publishers, 2014. 188 pp. (Hardback). Do you ever worry about the teaching your child or grandchild
Ken Ham. Green Forest, Ark.: Master Books, 2013. 271 pp. (Paperback). I remember the first time I heard a seminary graduate — from a Southern Baptist
