A memoir-like journey of 20 years of teaching world religions wonders aloud what Christianity may be missing. 

Drawing from a childhood lung sickness, the UK’s Martin Smith sings about the breath of God. 

The Middle Eastern fable returns as a live-action film, with an empowered Jasmine and a positive cultural representation. 

A young boy honors his family’s ancestral land with a perfect tribute. 

A lyrical children’s book empowers all readers to listen to their hearts in this ode to love and self-acceptance.

Part travelogue, part foodie memoir, Margaret Feinberg explores God’s gift of food.

Beyoncé’s double release of a Netflix documentary and live album educates, empowers, and entertains. 

Canadians engage in a week of lively national literary debate hosted by the CBC. 

With luminous illustrations, Robert Frost’s iconic poem is set in a picture book for the first time. 

A six-hour miniseries details the lives, loves, and losses of a riveting cast of iconic characters. 

The veteran rock band’s fourth album includes themes of religion, harmony, and hypocrisy. 

Illustrated songs by the late Mister Rogers convey to children that they are treasured. 

Joanna Gaines presents a lyrical children’s book about the joys and challenges of gardening.  

The life of Simon Peter shows how God makes amazing use of flawed disciples. 

Owens’ near-death experience last year informs empowering, faith-boosting lyrics. 

Superheroes take a victory lap in this fan-focused finale to the Marvel saga.

A valuable resource for parents, educators, church leaders, and anyone who wants to guide children in the ways of biblical justice.

South Florida rappers track their rise and fall through a lens of faith.

Loosely based on historical events, a Lithuanian girl named Mulan disguises herself as a soldier and fights injustice in 1423.

Breakthrough won’t win any awards, but the inspiration factor is through the roof.

In Ruth Reichl’s latest memoir, she comes to examine who she is—with or without the trappings of success.

This winsome children’s book about a lighthouse deserves its Caldecott Medal.

A Vietnam-era novel speaks into issues of war, race, family drama, tragedy, and the many faces of love.