Consider the Night Sky
In Consider the Night Sky, Jennifer Grant invites children to learn about outer space and God’s love. This is a beautiful book inspired by Isiah 40:26, Psalm 147:4-5, and Matthew 6:26-34, some of my favorite verses from the Bible.
Stories Woven in Silver
In Stories Woven in Silver, Kathryn Butler and Korrie Johnson point children to the gospel through children’s literature. This book shows how good stories delight us because they reflect the true story—the gospel story—and point us to the hope of the ultimate happy ending: our adoption as God’s children through Christ’s death and resurrection.
Everyone Needs an Aunt May
Helpers, Mothers, Teachers / You Are Not Enough (And That Is Not Failure). / The 3 Ways the Bible Describes the Church and What That Means for You / Why Is It So Hard for Parents to Extend Grace to Themselves?
The Restoration of All Things
In The Restoration of All Things, Benjamin Vrbicek shares how the promise of Christ’s return brings us comfort today. This is a book about the end times, but it’s not what you might expect. Instead of fear and confusion, it offers hope and reassurance. Interestingly, Vrbicek frames his chapters around different forms of suffering and shows how Christ’s return will turn our pain into praise.
Thank God it’s Friday
Wisdom for Parents Deep in the World of Sports and Extracurriculars / For the Joy of Japan: How One Family’s Passing Stirred Thousands / 3 Ways to Share Deep Doctrine with Little Disciples / The Gospel According to Birds / Everyone Needs an Aunt May
O Lord, My Rock and My Redeemer
Anchored, All Sufficient Merit, Jesus I My Cross Have Taken, Nothing but the Blood of Jesus, and O Lord, My Rock and My Redeemer
