Posts with the tag “book-of-the-month”

Jonathan and Maya’s story is reminiscent of both the story of Joseph and the story of Esther and ultimately, the story of Christ. As a 16 year old, Jonathan was convicted of a crime he did not commit and sentenced to 65 years in adult prison. Maya, coming through the ranks as a talented, hard working, basketball player, works her way to a position of power and privilege. As these stories begin to intersect, you see the hand of God at play; slowly weaving the pieces of the puzzle together. Working out his justice in the most painful and yet powerful ways.  Read More

"The solution to burnout isn’t rest but wholeheartedness." This powerful sentiment resonated deeply with me, particularly during my own struggles with burnout. I realized that simply resting wasn't as rejuvenating as I had hoped. This central theme captures the essence of our September Book of the Month, Wholehearted by Chuck DeGroat.  Read More

For the month of August, I’m thrilled to share one of my favorite books with you: "Why Can’t We Be Friends?? Avoidance is Not Purity" by Aimee Byrd. It’s truly a standout. Byrd, with her passion for fostering healthy friendships across gender lines, takes a critical look at the harm done by past teachings on this topic. She offers a Biblically grounded vision for nurturing godly relationships that benefit not only the church but also our witness to the outside world.  Read More