In “Counting the Cost: A Memoir,” Jill Duggar of “19 Kids and Counting” fame reveals her experience of growing up in an ultra-conservative family.
In “What Does It Mean To Be a Thoughtful Christian?” David S. Dockery encourages believers to be intentional about how they use their minds for Christ.
“Church History,” an overview of Christian history written especially for younger readers by Simonetta Carr, is an accessible account of the story of the Church from the age of the apostles to contemporary times.
In “Being Elisabeth Elliot,” part two of a biographical series on the famed missionary, Ellen Vaughn has given readers unprecedented access to understanding more about Elliot’s life and spiritual journey.
Books on theology can be rather dry, but Jen Wilkin and J. T. English set out to remedy that in “You Are A Theologian,” an overview of Christian doctrine.
Pastor Bobby Morton’s new book, “God’s Faithfulness Through Generations,” is more than a Bible study on Joshua — it is also an account of God’s faithfulness in Morton’s own life and ministry through the years.
In his book “No More Secrets,” comedian Dennis Swanberg uses his characteristic humor and years of pastoral experience to address some difficult topics.
Former pastor Curtis Chang knows about anxiety, but he also knows Jesus, and his journey with both is the subject of his new book, “The Anxiety Opportunity: How Worry is the Doorway to Your Best Self.”
