From Goodreads: There’s a lot of bad religion out there. But the answer isn’t no religion, it’s true religion: living out “publicly and communally” what we say we believe privately and individually. True religion puts flesh on the bones of … Continue reading →
From Goodreads: By March of Owen Edmonds’s senior year, eleven students at Masonville High School have committed suicide. Amid the media frenzy and chaos, Owen tries to remain levelheaded–until he endures his own near-death experience and wakes to a distressing … Continue reading →
From Goodreads: We all face seasonal changes. The passing years take us on journeys of change–whether we want it or not. In Courage for the Unknown Season, Jan Silvious acts as a wise guide for those who find themselves in … Continue reading →
From Goodreads Do you want a stronger, more exciting sex life with your husband? As a married woman, you have the power to increase sexual fulfillment for you and your husband–if you aren’t stymied by false assumptions about a wife’s … Continue reading →
From Goodreads “I’m inviting you into the confidence conversation. It’s time to stop being unhappy with yourself. You can choose to stop second-guessing all of your decisions and commitment and wondering whether your life would be better if only you … Continue reading →
From Goodreads A disruptive and surprising journey through the Beatitudes. Most of the time, life doesn’t work out like we expect it will. We spend time and energy trying to climb some sort of spiritual ladder, oblivious to the fact … Continue reading →
From Goodreads What if God wants you to wait? Most of us don’t willingly choose to wait. We pick the shortest lines at the grocery store and avoid construction routes whenever possible. These are relatively short holdups, but they point … Continue reading →
From Goodreads: “My father had more than fifty children.”So begins the haunting memoir of Anna LeBaron, daughter of the notorious polygamist and murderer Ervil LeBaron. With her father wanted by the FBI for killing anyone who tried to leave his … Continue reading →
From Goodreads: What if we are stubbing our toes on the sacred every day and not realizing it? We are the most connected culture in history but arguably the most disconnected from the awareness of God’s presence. “Waking Up Slowly” … Continue reading →
From Goodreads To be asleep is to be oblivious to being oblivious. The danger of sleep is the danger of carbon monoxide: it’s colourless and odourless, and you’re anaesthetised before you know it–before you ever hit the floor. And for … Continue reading →
