By Isabella Graunke
Happy 2022, fellow readers! If you’ve set a reading goal for the new year, you might be looking for some new releases to add to your list.
“Truly, we have to peel back the facade of our traditions and see what’s underneath, just as the little people are doing. Our season of Advent should be a lifelong search, not a monthlong observance.
“Often it seems like Christmas is about what is under the tree rather than who was born in a manger. It can be a little overwhelming.
“When we stop adventuring, when we stop risking, we actually stop growing.
“God’s Word has forged and formed me.”
By Greg Stier, author of the book Unlikely Fighter
There are a handful of books that have shaped my life. First and foremost, of course, is the Bible.
“A Christmas blog post…in October?”
By Isabella Graunke
Before we get into it, we may need to address the elephant in the room: A Christmas blog post . . . in October? I see your point.
“Where is our ‘forever home’ to be found?”
By Lori Benton, author of the book Shiloh
During our thirty-four married years, Brian and I have adopted two dogs, both from rescue shelters.
“For each of us, we daily walk the same path: Choose for myself? Or choose for God?”
By Patricia Raybon, Author of All That Is Secret
During the summer of 2021, I was invited by Renovaré—the spiritua
“Whether you realize it or not, your worldview is your most treasured possession—arguably your only treasured possession—in times of trouble.”
By Michael Guillen, Ph.D.
“If you love that new book smell, this post is for you.”
By Isabella Graunke
As the summer winds down, you may be preparing to swap your flip-flops for fuzzy socks.
