Feeling Abandoned in Grief? God is Still There
By: Laura Bennett
Aubrey Sampson knows grief. Read more
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Searching For Her Long-Lost Child: ‘Three Juliets’ Book Review
By: Brittany Garcia
“Sixteen years ago she was forced to give up her baby for adoption. Now she’s in a race to track her child down before it’s too late.”
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Flying Doctor: Remote Care Requires Unique Hope
By: Laura Bennett
As far as professions go, being a flying doctor and providing essential healthcare and emergency services to remote and rural patients is an incredibly unique one.
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Has the Internet Stolen our Soul’s Ability to Experience Jesus?
By: Laura Bennett
The neurological effects of our digital life are well documented: attention deficits, heightened addictive tendencies and greater dopamine sensitivity. Read more
Travels of a Wimpy Mum – Book Review
By: Brittany Garcia
Vanessa Foran records her thoughts as she travels the Australian Outback in a camper trailer with her husband and three young children. Read more
Hey God, Can I Ask You Something? – Book Review
By: Brittany Garcia
The book covers some of the deeper questions about God that quite frankly, even some of the adults I know struggle with, including “Dear God, if you love us, why do bad and sad things still happen?” – I mean, who hasn’t asked this one? Read more
Holiday Reading Recommendations 2021
By: Georgia Free
With many people taking a break over Christmas, librarian Nicole Yule has a number of holiday reading recommendations. Read more
“Take Back Your Family” From the Western World’s Broken Model, Says Author Jefferson Bethke
By: Laura Bennett
In the last two years, many of us have asked, why did we do it that way? Why did I jam my schedule so full? Why didn’t I get off the wheel of the daily grind sooner? Read more
You Are Made For and Needed in This Moment, Says Author Max Lucado
By: Laura Bennett
In the overwhelm of our current culture landscape, as debates around religion, race, gender, virtue and so much more demand our focus, it can be hard to hear just how God would like you to respond to everything. Read more
The Haunting Questions Of “The Tattooist Of Auschwitz”
By: Akos Balogh
In April 1942, Lale Sokolov, a Slovakian Jew, is forcibly transported to the concentration camps at Auschwitz-Birkenau. Read more