The humor in The Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson is targeted toward young teens but the content is more suitable for older ones.
Potty Jokes and Death: Wingfeather Saga Review
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GOING HOME: A Review of the New Pure Flix Series (Plus a Giveaway!)
GOING HOME is a faith-based series sharing insight into the daily interactions of a hospice nursing team. (Enter to win a Pure Flix subscription!)
The Evidence for Jesus Christ’s Resurrection
If Jerusalem had had its own daily newspaper two thousand years ago, Jesus’ resurrection surely would have been headline news!
Roe v Wade: The True Untold Story
The Roe v Wade movie will be available through various online streaming services in early April.
Easter in the Old Testament
The Easter message can be found in both the Old Testament and the New Testament.
All You Need is (God’s) Love
The Bible is often referred to as God’s “Love Letter” to us.
I Still Believe: Review & Giveaway!
I STILL BELIEVE is based on the real-life story of singer Jeremy Camp. Want to ask him a question? Find out how!
Satanism in Government
Satanic ideology has no place in government, because city councils are meant to uphold the common good.
Crooked House – Agatha Christie
Every person in the household had the motive, means, and madness to poison Aristide. But who did it?
Long Way Down, by Jason Reynolds
This book could have been worthy of the seven awards it has won – but it’s not.
Deadly Construction Sites
An infographic of the most deadly construction sites in history, from the Panama Canal to the Burma-Siam Railway.
EXIT: The Appeal of Suicide
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
A Letter to Momo
From the creators of “Ghost in the Shell,” a wonderful anime about a girl coming to terms with the loss of her father.
All the Bright Places, by Jennifer Niven
A Book Review by Adriana Gabrielle.
The Color of Rain, by Michael and Gina Spehn
Book Review: The Color of Rain is about two families going beyond the pain of loss to find love again.
Laughter, Tears, and Our Teen Years
by McKennaugh Today was another reminder of how we can’t understand someone completely, even if it’s someone we’re close to. During supper, we were having the same old conversation, joking on and off, speaking, but not really saying anything. My dad was talking about what he did at work, I was chatting about something so […]