1+ week, 3+ day ago   (487+ words) Rhett Dudgeon's Rebuilding Babel is a debut from a Bible college graduate turned construction worker and "ministry dropout," and that background shows up everywhere in the best way — the writing is grounded, plainspoken, and refreshingly unpretentious for a book that's…...

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (486+ words) In The Crossing Place, Amanda Rechsteiner frames the entire book not as a treatise but as a long conversation between friends, and that choice shapes everything that follows. The tone is warm, unguarded and refreshingly free of the polished distance…...

1+ mon, 14+ hour ago   (639+ words) When the Lights Go Out, Can God Still Be Trusted? BookTrib When the Lights Go Out, Can God Still Be Trusted? Learning to See When the Lights Go Out: Reconciling God's Love with His Sovereignty by Dr. Chuck F. Betters In…...

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (819+ words) When Faith Is Exploited: Catholic Corruption, Cults and Conspiracies BookTrib When Faith Is Exploited: Catholic Corruption, Cults and Conspiracies Five years ago, when I debuted my first thriller novel, I had no idea where my protagonist Marko Zorn would take…...

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (305+ words) Why did you choose T. S. Eliot’s The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock as a recurring lens through which to interpret your spiritual journey? Your mother is one of the most vivid characters in the book — spiritually attuned, unhurried, utterly unimpressed…...

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (943+ words) The Berry Bush metaphor is central to your book. Can you share how you developed that image and a specific moment when it crystallized for you as a teaching tool? You identify three core root lies about God (untrustworthy, disapproving,…...

3+ mon, 4+ week ago   (303+ words) Across all three of your books, there’s a strong theme of identity and surrender — in Beyond Blessed you explore who we are in Christ, and in A Heart After Godyou highlight humility and teachability. What personal experience or turning point…...