I just discovered Michelle Shocklee and she has skyrocketed up my favorite authors list! If you haven't read any of her books, you must! Count the Nights by Stars is a dual timeline historical novel featuring Tennessee's Centennial Exposition in 189
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Just finished a book study on Given by Tina Boesch
I have been practicing the power of blessing others and it is transformative for them and me. What an honor to be able to use God's words to speak into other's lives.
From Amazon:
How do we express the
From Paul Jackson
Psalms & Music Influences of the Psalms on Western Music
https://www.amazon.com/Psalms-Music-Influences-Western/dp/1602802734
Psalms & Music Influences of the Psalms on Western Music [Max Stern] on Amazon.com. ... Psalms have been s
From the very first page, I absolutely fell in love with this brand new novel by Marilyn T. Parker. I'll be honest - biblical fiction isn't my favorite genre, but the author immediately transported me to the world of ancient Israel to witness the bit
I've just started to read Wilber's book: Religion of tomorrow
This is a book of 2017- not sure how I missed it. Back around 1988, I had discussions with two ministers, from different traditions, researching biblical works in the East; they both said
I just finished one yesterday that was donated titled Zipporah Wife of Moses had hope in the begining but I'm afraid it's for the rubbish bin. Getting ready to start Blood from a Stone it's book 5 in series about a time traveling cop named Rembrant S
Must admit, I continue to be hooked on Charles Martin books these days. Since football season is big with my family, I thoroughly enjoyed his book, A Life Intercepted. The main characters inspired me to think through my relationships. The depth of t
My Literary Ladies group read For Such a Time last month and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. It is a retelling of the story of Esther, but set in a Concentration Camp in WWII. When I first read about it I was puzzled and just wanted to know how she wou
Hello! New member, first-time poster.
I am currently reading Red Scarf Girl: A Memoir of the Cultural Revolution by Ji-Li Jiang. The audience is middle-grade, but the subject matter and story can be meaningful for adults as well. I'm the type of perso
I am hooked on Patricia Bradley books! I just finished the 3rd book in the Logan Point series and can't wait to get the last one! 
This is the first book in this series. Check her out, she's a Mississippi author too!!
I'm currently reading The Politically Homeless Christian: How to Conquer Political Idolatry, Reject Polarization, and Recommit to God's Greatest Two Commandments by Aaron Schafer.
The work has many good ideas in dealing with the other side, whichever
I just finished reading Keeley Brooke Keith's "Uncharted Beginnnings" and "Uncharted" series. These are all available in large print whic is a plus for us since we have many readers who need large print. The books are about people who left the US i
Our team is currently hooked on Charles Martin books. Just about all of us have now read his Murphy Shepherd series. We are thinking through a strategy to encourage all parents to read these two books. The story truly ramps up awareness of what is cu
Loved this story! I plan to add a prayer box to our library.
I am inspired by Tandi, the main character, who let God transform her life through the written prayers of Iola whom she did not think she met before.
Resiliency is powerful. May I let God
The book's title is Saving Eric by Joan Deneve. It was written by a sweet lady that teaches at a private christian school in Millbrook, Al. about 15 min. from my home. It may not have changed my life personally but it is the first book I recommend to
This is science fiction by CS Lewis. I'm enjoying it right now because I'm fairly new at running the church library and I've decided I need to get smart on the classics first. (Side bar: has anyone NOT read the Narnia books?)
I'm currently on Prelandr
Hi everyone! Long-time reader, first-time poster. ;)
I thought you might enjoy checking out my new novel, Sweeter. It's an inspirational novel, but a large part of the setting is within a church community, which I hope readers will find fun.
Jearldine Tolson asked me to post a recommended book:
The Last Orphan byJeffrey Lowder
- The Last Orphan is a wonderful historical fiction about the orphans who were rescued from a train during the Arkansas massacre in 1857. The story is about a searc
About a year ago we were dealing with our space problem (lack of) and reluctantly began to weed the fiction section. The rest of the library was fairly easy, but since I LOVEChristian fiction, this became a chore. Several books were easy, some very
