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There is ALWAYS hope

Regardless of how dark and ungodly culture becomes or how much the Church mirrors the culture, there is ALWAYS hope. In 586 B.C., Jeremiah

I recently finished reading a Christian missionary biography called Green Leaf In Drought (by Isobel Kuhn). It recounts the struggle of Arthur and

One of my favorite biographers is Norman Grubb—who has written two of my all-time favorite Christian biographies: CT Studd: Pioneer and Cricketer and

God can teach us a lot through the lives of others. This is one of the reasons I love reading Christian biographies. I recently finished If I

The cross of Christ is not a speed bump to get to the Christian life, it is at its center. LE Maxwell wrote that "The cross is the key to all

Have you ever read the story of the tortoise and the hare? As the race begins the hare pulls ahead while the tortoise lags behind. But by the

Leonard Ravenhill used to love recommending books on the Christian life that stirred him personally—books without the fluff and fizz of modern

Much of modern Christian music is missing the fullness of the Gospel. I was grabbing coffee with a young man this week who writes music, plays in a

I love a good story; especially when it points me toward Christ. Recently, I read Hannah Hurnard's classic Hind's Feet on High Places for a book