The Turquoise Table by Kristin Schell: Book Review
The Turquoise Table is a book about community. A book about belonging. In a world that seems more divisive than ever, Kristin Schell is a breath of fresh air.
Simple Money, Rich Life by Bob Lotich: Book Review
There are a lot of money books out there, but most of them are either super dry, impractical, or unbiblical. Simple Money, Rich Life is just different.
The Read-Aloud Family by Sarah Mackenzie: Book Review
The subtitle of The Read-Aloud Family is “Making meaningful and lasting connections with your kids.” Who doesn’t want that?
Personality Plus by Florence Littauer: Book Review
Personality Plus can be helpful in understanding why there are people out there that we just don’t get. And that don’t get us.
The Meaning of Marriage by Tim Keller: Book Review
I have read probably a dozen books on marriage, and The Meaning of Marriage is by far my favorite! It’s clear, concise, and FULL of grace and truth.
Live No Lies by John Mark Comer: Book Review
Live No Lies is a book that will confront you in the best way possible and show you the way to freedom – from lies.
Gospel Fluency by Jeff Vanderstelt: Book Review
You know a book is good when half of it gets highlighted. Jeff Vanderstelt is like a gospel-speaking ninja, and Gospel Fluency will help you be too!
Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin: Book Review
Reading the Bible alone can be a bit challenging. Pick up Women of the Word, and it’ll be like having a Bible teacher in your back pocket.
Atomic Habits by James Clear: A Book Review
If you’re looking to add good habits or cut bad one from your life I highly suggest you read this Atomic Habits. Here’s why…
Why Should I Read the Bible?
The Bible is a pretty incredible book, but you may be wondering why you should read it. This may not answer all your questions, but I hope it’ll answer some.