Encounter Narnia through Lewis’ own words and imagination, and it’s quite possible you will also encounter God there, too.

This has been my slowest quarter of reading in several years; I’m afraid that I only averaged one book a week (12 total) for the summer months. I do have reasonable excuses…

Jumping on the Timeless (Gabrielle Meyers) bandwagon! Plus, reviews of 35 books I read across nine different genres.

I’m recommitting myself to why I love to write in the first place. No, it’s not to generate endless (and boring) content to get more followers, sell more books, make more money. My writing is my creative outlet; but I also use my words to teach (Bible studies), equip (apologetics), and enjoy endless creativity in this beautiful world.

Tolkien, Trollope, Beth Brower (again!), and more…

Have we succumbed to ungodly practices in our desire for health?

God is much more concerned about our spiritual state than if we hit our PR at the gym or utilize dozens of essential oils.

In honor of my 30th birthday

The dictionary defines the word wonderful this way: inspiring delight, pleasure, or admiration; extremely good; marvelous.

After reading 148 books in 2025, here are my top ten!

148/100 books completed! Christmas books, Beth Brower, Robin Jones Gunn, Agatha Christie, Lewis, Ryken, Andrew Peterson, and more!

Have you lost your desire to read or found yourself distracted with other priorities? Here are a few tips on setting your own reading goals.

A morning basket time provides unity for all ages of family members to learn, recite, and experience things together; it is also a quick way to expose children (and parents!) to Scripture, hymns, art, poetry, read-alouds, chatechism, and almost anything else that you wish to include.

Our special standing before God leads the Christian to celebration because of the “hope of the glory of God!” What better thing could we rejoice in at Christmas?

Young adults are seeking meaning to understand the world around them. But they’re also seeking control of their circumstances and control of their world.

Sarah Sundin, Dostoevsky, Alisa Childers, Abbie Halberstadt, Lewis, Sally Clarkson, and more… plus my plunge into biographies and some indie gems!

Discontentment is a sin, but contentment is a virtue. How can we understand this virtue in a culture that literally feeds off discontentment? The secret to a content life is found in complete satisfaction in Jesus Christ.

25 book reviews from authors that range from Jane Austen and Wendall Berry to the Clarksons, Brandon Sanderson, Tim Challies, and more!

Elihu wanted Job to trust in God’s character even when his circumstances distracted him or tempted Him to think wrongly of God. He redirected Job to focus on God, instead of on Job’s problems and questions. 

Job 6:14 says, “For the despairing man there should be kindness from his friend; So that he does not forsake the fear of the Almighty.” Job said this because he did not receive kindness from his three friends; for us, it is a powerful reminder to embrace compassion in our approach—while redirecting people back to a reverence of God.