Bouncy, soulful pop energizes rock-solid theology for challenging times.

Read by the author, the audiobook of a bestselling book delivers a warm listening experience.

A teenage Spiderman navigates a world where he is the chosen superhero successor. 

Canadian pride distilled into a 34-minute audiobook.

The newly re-formed Newsboys deliver a powerhouse pop album.

A picture book sensitively introduces young children to the reality being played out in the lives of millions of refugees.

A genre-bending novel that mixes elements of Madeleine L’engle’s sci-fi with Frank Peretti’s spiritual warfare fiction. 

The inspiring true story of a boy who grew a forest from 20 bamboo saplings. 

An enjoyable though ultimately shallow film about a young writer trying to break into a late night show.

A heartwarming picture book captures the universal love and joy parents feel as they celebrate the arrival of a new child.

Katy Perry’s former backup singer and American Idol alum releases engaging Christian debut. 

Larry Nassar’s first accuser speaks out in a compelling Christian memoir. 

Indigenous Hip-hop Duo Push Back on Harmful Stereotypes

A luminous documentary film follows a young L.A. couple as they try farming. 

An inspiring true story based on the early life of Simon Jackson, who founded the Spirit Bear Youth Coalition.

Timothy McMahan King recognizes he was lucky. Doctors quickly caught and addressed his addiction before things went terribly wrong.

Youth workers can guide themselves and their young people in living out God’s gift of Sunday.

No Season 3 slump for the strange residents of Hawkins, Ind.

A winsome picture book inspired by the true story of Mary Edwards Walker, a trailblazing 19th-century doctor who was arrested many times for wearing pants.

Anima is a bizarre and beautiful new offering from Radiohead’s lead singer.

Fascinating insights into Harper Lee, including why she never finished her true crime book.

On a road trip, on the porch, or at the cottage, listening to a story being read to you is a wonderful thing to do.

Whitehead’s gripping prose and a cast of memorable characters make this short novel a devastating but powerful read.