Singer, songwriter, and American Idol alum (season 14) Clark Beckham puts his spin on six modern worship tunes with his project, “Acoustic Worship Sessions.”
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Virginia Evans’ award-winning debut novel speaks to the Christian imagination.
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Birding can nourish our spiritual lives.
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Follow overlooked Mary Bennet as she journeys from Meryton to Regency London and beyond in this top-rated spinoff of Pride and Prejudice.
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Perfect for fans of The Wingfeather Saga and The Sherlock Society, in this book you'll discover a world of wonder, courage, and connection with Oscar and his friends.
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Through the lens of Joseph’s remarkable journey, see how God took one man whose life turned upside down and put him on a path that he never would have chosen for himself, but one that would lead him to God’s ultimate purpose for his life.
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In The Origin of Hymns, Pastor Robert Morgan explores the history, evolution, and redemptive thread of 50 beloved hymns of the faithful.
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Losing one's memory is a devastating hammer blow for anyone, but for Angelo, the stakes couldn't be higher.
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A band of misfits seek to fight the darkness that’s slowly overcoming their kingdom—the start of a grand adventure series in the tradition of The Chronicles of Narnia and the Wingfeather Saga.
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Whether you're a pastor, counselor, church leader, or someone who has been hurt by the church, this book provides a compassionate and practical framework to address the wounds of trauma and learn how to develop how churches can become trauma-informed spaces.
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It’s hard to hide when you’re nearly 8 feet tall. At 17, Amish Gabriel is spotted working in a hay field by the local football coach. What happens next transforms not only Gabriel’s life but the lives of everyone he meets.
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The story of the personal challenges George Washington faced before the American Revolution.
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A picture book biography about how the trailblazing astronomer found her people—and figured out what stars are made of.
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Prog rock outfit Big Big Train releases their 18th album, inspired by a woodcutting artist’s work.
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On a street with big, showy gardens, Andrew sets out to grow his own tiny garden in this picture book about slowing down, appreciating the little things, and staying true to yourself.
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How can we live as people of hope in the midst of unmet longings, unanswered prayers, and seemingly unresolvable pain?
A Deeper Well
By Jill Eileen SmithREAD MOREHer broken heart thirsts for acceptance and love that seem out of reach—until an encounter at the well reveals what her soul truly longs for.
Gaudi: God's Architect
By Peter StanfordREAD MOREThe cathedral blessed and inaugurated its tallest tower June 10, marking 100 years after Gaudí’s death.
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Based on the bestselling book by Shelby Van Pelt comes the movie about Tova, a widow who forms an unlikely friendship with the curmudgeonly Marcellus—a giant Pacific octopus that lives at the aquarium where she works.
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Foster curiosity, creativity, outdoor adventures, and faith with God of Wonders—a beautiful picture book filled with wonders of the sea, sand, and sky.
All Booked Up
By Melody CarlsonREAD MOREWhen preserving precious memories means welcoming unexpected changes, Riva finds that her heart has room for so much more than she imagined.
Faith Takes the Train
By Kesi Augustine. Illustrated by MokshiniREAD MOREFollow Faith on a joyful journey on a New York City train, where she learns a delicious lesson about courage and being kind.
The Me That Remains
By Amy GrantREAD MOREBeloved Christian singer Amy Grant releases her first new album in 13 years, following heart surgery and a head injury.
Sarang Saves the School
By Korena Di Roma Howley. Illustrated by Joowon OhREAD MOREInspired by true events in South Korea, this tender and tenacious tale of women overcoming educational barriers—at any age—proves that it’s never too late to fulfill a dream.