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Thinking About God teaches kids the basic doctrines of the Bible in easy-to-understand language.

Award-winning journalist Raymond Arroyo says America has "amnesia" about its history, and he's on a mission to help change that, one book at a time.

In his new book, minister and author Max Lucado opens up about his past use of alcohol, saying he once drank beer to "manage" stress instead of asking the elders for help with his jam-packed schedule.

While walking her dog one morning in 2019, author and Raised to Stay ministry founder Natalie Runion felt God calling her to write a book. At the time, Runion was disillusioned with the church and questioning if she should stay.

In her book Live Your Truth and Other Lies: Exposing Popular Deceptions That Make Us Anxious, Exhausted, and Self-Obsessed, apologist Alisa Childers breaks down widespread mantras of culture and their consequences. One of these is a misunderstanding of Jesus’ words so common that, for many, it may be the eleventh commandment that supplants the other ten: “You shouldn’t judge.”

Evangelist and author Anne Graham Lotz and her daughter Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright have released a new book to help fellow Christians prepare for Jesus' imminent return.

Church history often gets overlooked in the children’s book genre, yet a new series is seeking to change that – beginning with a book on 20th-century hero Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Memorial Day, the unofficial start of summer, is now behind us. That means it’s time for my annual summer reading list. Usually these are the top 10 books that I have either read over the past year or are at the top of my list to read over the summer.

Evangelist Franklin Graham joined actor Kirk Cameron over the weekend at a stop at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, North Carolina on Cameron’s BRAVE Story Hour tour.

An uplifting comment from Ainsley Earhardt’s childhood is the basis for a new children’s book that teaches children they’re not an accident but instead were created by God for a purpose.

I'm So Glad You Were Born: Celebrating Who You Are (Zonderkidz) is a 32-age children’s book filled with faith-based, hope-filled rhyme and colorful illustrations that Earhardt says will teach kids “God has a plan for your life.” It was illustrated by Kim Barnes and has been a bestseller on Amazon’s children’s books lists since it was released. It also reached No. 1 on The New York Times bestseller list for children’s picture books.