Books

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  A Sinful Silence: When Christians Abandon Their Civic Duty As the hours count down to Nov. 2, Ken Connor is concerned about the election. But he's even more concerned about The Elect. Connor, a Washington D.C. attorney who has served as president of the Family... Robert Wayne Nov 01, 2004
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  Redeeming Halloween: The Fear-Not Party The Fear-Not Halloween Party is just one creative way to help your elementary-aged children realize that our God is not the God of fear, and that no matter what comes, the "Lord will be [their] confidence." ... Kim Wier & Pam McCune Oct 28, 2004
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  The Cross & the Pen: Author Angela Hunt Please allow me to tell you about my friend, Angie Hunt, though you may already know her as Angela Elwell Hunt! The first time I met Angie was at a bookseller’s convention. She was sitting on a bench... Eva Marie Everson Oct 28, 2004
• When Faith Seems Blue Like Jazz Author Donald Miller likens our relationship with Jesus to jazz music. “It is a music birthed out of freedom…Everybody sings their song the way the feel it, everybody closes their eyes and lifts up their... Audra Davis Oct 23, 2004
• Dr. Phil's New Family Book--Sound Advice? Part 2 Dr. Phil has written a new book promising a "step-by-step plan for creating a phenomenal family." Of course, the obvious question is this: Can Dr. Phil's "equalitarian" approach be reconciled with the... Albert Mohler Oct 11, 2004
• Dr. Phil's New Family Book--Sound Advice? Part 1 The reigning king of daytime television has written a new book that has already skyrocketed to the top of the New York Times bestseller list. Having already taken on issues of self-esteem and obesity, Dr.... Albert Mohler Oct 08, 2004
• Commentary: "The Da Vinci Code" in Your Backpack What can the popular book "The DaVinci Code" teach us at back-to-school time? History and critical thinking are inseparable for a good education. If read merely as fiction, "The DaVinci Code" would be an... Dr. James Bibza Sep 23, 2004
• Kissing Frogs: A Conversation with Kathleen Hardaway Do you ever feel like you have kissed one too many frogs? Check out our conversation with author Kathleen Hardaway, a bright and funny woman who happens to be single. Her book, I Kissed a Lot of Frogs, But... Janet Chismar Sep 16, 2004
• Theological Malpractice: Dr. Timothy Johnson's New Book Dr. Timothy Johnson is known to most Americans as the medical editor for ABC News--and as a familiar face on "Good Morning America" and other news programs. He may be America's most well-known physician. ... Albert Mohler Sep 15, 2004
• Bumping Life Off Self-Center In his newest book, It's Not About Me, best-selling author Max Lucado examines how to make the ultimate life shift, to be rescued from the life we thought would make us happy. Read the first chapter here. Max Lucado Sep 09, 2004
• Starting a Teen Book Study Group If you're looking for a way to connect with your teenage daughter this summer, consider starting a girl's book study group with your daughter and her friends. You may think that teens would not respond well... Rachel Paxton Aug 19, 2004
• The Cross & the Pen: "The Gospel According to Disney" Everyone who is anyone in the writing world has heard of author Mark Pinsky. He’s known for "The Gospel According to the Simpsons." A month ago, I ran into him at a bookseller’s convention, where he told me... Eva Marie Everson Aug 07, 2004