Reading scary stories, romance, and imaging God
I’ve never been a fan of horror movies. In fact, when my dad and sister used to watch them together, […]
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I’ve never been a fan of horror movies. In fact, when my dad and sister used to watch them together, […]
Reading scary stories, romance, and imaging God Read Post »
It’s not always easy to choose the right audiobook to enjoy on a road trip. Sometimes the book chosen is
[Reading Writers] What should you NOT read on a family road trip? Read Post »
What are some great fantasy books that are actually worth reading—and do “must read” lists help or hinder us as
[Reading Writers] How to be a curious reader Read Post »
A pastor might be a great preacher, but great preachers aren’t always great writers—so should they be writing books? Today, Jared Wilson and
[Reading Writers] Jared Wilson: calling, creativity & evanglism Read Post »
Jesus is more popular than ever—but which Jesus? Today, I’m joined by Dan Darling, author of The Original Jesus, to
[Reading Writers] Dan Darling on reading to engage the culture Read Post »
Welcome to the second episode of Reading Writers. Each week, I’ll be speaking with Christian authors and writers about what they’re
Reading Writers: Tim Challies, Reading Plans and Essex County Read Post »
It’s finally here: episode one of Reading Writers is now live! Each week, I’ll be speaking with Christian authors and
Reading Writers: Brandon Smith, J.A. Medders, & 100 Deadly Skills Read Post »
My wife’s used to not having her story taken seriously. For years, whenever she or both of us have told
Your story is worth sharing, even if people don’t take it seriously Read Post »
When I started down the road of going to seminary, I made a commitment to avoid student debt. It is something that,
Does debt have to be part of the college experience? Read Post »
There are some issues that make total sense for there to be a great deal of discussion and controversy around,
Race, diversity and God’s glory: A conversation with Trillia Newbell Read Post »