October Recommended Reads – Jesus Listens
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Jesus Listens: Daily Devotional Prayers of Peace, Joy, and Hope by Sarah Young is for new and seasoned Christians! This is a wonderful guide if you’ve… continue reading »
Tag: Books
September Recommended Reads – Crazy Faith
Michael Todd released his first book, Relationship Goals, last year with much success. He and his wife have served the lead pastor role of Transformation… continue reading »
August Recommended Reads – God Has Not Forgotten You
Dr. David Jeremiah is the founder and host of Turning Point Broadcast Ministry and senior pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church in El Cajon, California…. continue reading »
July Recommended Reads – Forever My Own
Forever My Own: Ladies of the Lake Book 2 by Tracie Peterson is an intriguing historical Christian fiction novel! This fresh and fascinating tale is… continue reading »
June Recommended Reads – How Did I Get Here?
Christine Caine is known for being a powerhouse evangelist traveling all over the world preaching the Gospel while running her nonprofit, A21 that helps to… continue reading »
April Recommended Reads – Until Unity
Francis Chan has a way of communicating a passionate message rooted in Scripture. Since his first book, Crazy Love, many readers have seen the way… continue reading »
April Recommended Reads – Seeing Beautiful Again Devotional
Have you ever, or maybe you are, going through a traumatic season in your life? Where you feel like you can hardly breathe, have anxiety… continue reading »
March Recommended Reads
Chip and Joanna Gaines, known for their hit show Fixer Upper on HGTV, are now starting their own Magnolia Network. Likewise, Chip Gaines is sharing… continue reading »
February Recommended Reads
Anyone who has heard Craig Groeschel speak either at Life.Church or through a podcast is aware that he has a distinct communication style. He has a… continue reading »
Autumn: Reaping Your Harvest
The beginning of Autumn brings to mind a very important word for Christians: Harvest. We are told that we will reap what we sow and… continue reading »