Do you remember the first book you read that swept you away? When I was about six, my older sister read aloud to me a story of a runty pig and his friend, Charlotte. Each night she’d read a chapter and ask, “Do you know who Charlotte is?” For some reason I didn’t get she …
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15 Quotes to Love from Alan Noble’s Disruptive Witness
Alan Noble’s Disruptive Witness: Speaking Truth in a Distracted Age is a thought provoking and helpful consideration of the church’s witness in a … Read More about 15 Quotes to Love from Alan Noble’s Disruptive Witness
Everyday Experts: On Reading and Community
“Kindred spirits are not so scarce as I used to think. It's splendid to find out there are so many of them in the world.” ― L.M. Montgomery, Anne of … Read More about Everyday Experts: On Reading and Community
Stop Calling Your Book Club a Bible Study
Bible studies combine two of the most significant means of grace God has given us—His Word and community. I’ve been involved in some form of one … Read More about Stop Calling Your Book Club a Bible Study
Books For Every Enneagram Type
The Enneagram is an ancient personality typing system that has experienced a new wave of popularity the past few years and some have found to be a … Read More about Books For Every Enneagram Type
Three Reasons Worriers Don’t Read
Worriers don’t have time to read. There’s too much pacing and thinking and emergency contingency planning for us to do before we sit down with a … Read More about Three Reasons Worriers Don’t Read
What an Effective Book Group Looks Like
This past month, our team asked the question, “What makes an effective book group?” Most of us had been part of book groups in various forms … Read More about What an Effective Book Group Looks Like
Books That Might Change the World with Rosaria Butterfield
One book that shaped my imagination as a kid was __________. In the fifth grade, I read The Black Stallion by Walter Farley. I was captivated by … Read More about Books That Might Change the World with Rosaria Butterfield