The cultural and medical history of dementia by a leading psychiatrist and bioethicist who urges us to turn our focus from cure to care.

A retired assassin tries to make a fresh start as a pastor, even as the bullets continue to fly.

A vividly illustrated picture book teaches children about their refugee counterparts around the world.

Fiddles fly on this Irish-infused collection of Christmas music from the beloved Gettys.

A sad but sweet movie about a dog and his racecar driver owner.

The author of Radical takes readers on a soul-searching journey through impoverished villages in the Himalayan mountains.

An award-winning, harrowing novel about two orphans living in Newfoundland.

Jeremy Camp’s 12th studio album dazzles with electronic beats and stirring lyrics.

A podcaster finds a new calling when he gets a friend request from God.

A leading historian of evangelicalism offers a concise history of evangelicals and how they became who they are today.

A poetic picture book celebrates the surprise of friendship.

The 20th-anniversary redux of a modern Christmas classic—Americana folk songs telling of the birth of Christ.

A graphic adolescent novel by the author of Wonder tells a story of a grandma who was once a girl in the Holocaust.  

The redemptive story of a teenage burn victim who grows up to become a reconstructive surgeon.

A stirring if safe biopic about the heroic slave-turned-abolitionist.

Told from the perspectives of a dog and a boy, this touching, short novel for children celebrates the profound bond that can exist between people and their pets.

When we run out of words for prayer, this beautiful prayer book offers us language and depth.

A streaming documentary profiles eight undocumented families affected by deportation.

Kids 8-12 can grow in their faith through meditating on 5-word verses.

How The Hiding Place continues to give fresh courage to one reader.

With guest artists such as Dolly Parton, a 2018 Grammy winner sings about God’s rescue.

What do you do when the person you love is lost to you, but not actually dead? A story of ambiguous loss.

A case study of a Canadian megachurch—The Meeting House.