Posts with the tag “bookofthemonth”

Strength to Love – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. There are some books that don’t just give you new information, they give you new eyes. Strength to Love is one of those books. This is Dr. King not as a civil rights icon, but as a pastor. These are sermons. Messages preached to his congregation in the middle of racial violence, threats, and injustice. Messages that are honest about evil but anchored i...  Read More

If you’ve ever felt unseen, longed for deeper connection, or wondered if true friendship is still possible in adulthood, this book is for you. It’s rich, grounded, and full of hope. Redeemer, let’s be a church that doesn’t just talk about community but actually cultivates it—through intentional friendship, spiritual depth, and the courage to be known.   Read More

Transitions is a deeply insightful and compassionate book that I believe everyone can benefit from, particularly during times of uncertainty. It gave me not only practical tools for managing change but also emotional reassurance that transitions are natural, albeit challenging, parts of life. The timeless wisdom in the book helped me view change less as something to fear and more as something to embrace, even if it comes with discomfort.  Read More

Is there anything more counter-cultural than the season of Advent? While the world around us speeds up in the frenzy of holiday preparations, Advent invites us to slow down. As we are tempted to fill our days with distractions, Advent calls us to pause and face the deeper longings within us. In a world that often tries to numb our pain, Advent beckons us to stop and confront it honestly. As follow...  Read More