Never before have God¹s people been so prolific in utilizing a wide array of media to convey the gospel, to encourage, exhort, and teach. Working both through the written word in the classic realm of books (both fiction and non-fiction), Christians are also reaching out through audiobooks, film, music, and more.
This is one believer's journey through the world of Christian media. Good or bad, at the heart of it all is the striving to serve God, to express our love for our creator, and to hopefully edify fellow believers and lead others to know Jesus. Ultimately, life is one big story. He's the author and finisher of the entire universe, and the underlying plot that sustains everything is the fact that it's "All About Him."
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Old-time authentic TV gospel brought to you on DVD - production flaws intact.
If you enjoy any form of Christian historical fiction you can’t go wrong with Mitchell’s latest.
More eye-appeal and cute sentiment than solid theology and lasting value.
The Harris twins continue to push today’s Christian youth past low expectations and towards God’s glory.
Combining the medical thriller genre with a spiritual growth is a great premise, but needs refinement.
A stirring tale of faithfulness in the midst of a pagan court filled with rich historical detail.
Christian giving made encouraging and accessible.
One for the big screen.
Author Julie Ferwerda offers a unique approach to creating a family on fire for the great commission.
When they rejoice I cut loose and dance!
This devotional goes deep; don't miss it.
With lots of pictures and short, easy to understand text, there’s no way little ones will lose interest.
The multi-layered tapestry that Smith is weaving with this series is coming into clearer focus.
Brave yet humble, Gary Thomas gives it to us straight on the topic of pleasure.
Kathi Lipp takes intellectual marriage-know-how and puts it into practical, bite-sized actions.
Providing children with realistic models of prayer.
Michal is solidly written biblical fiction, but not spectacular.
This series of biblical counseling mini-books is wonderful for outreach and concise overviews.
A light and breezy novel for Jane Austen fans that comes short of fully developing.
Quite possibly the only book you’ll need to buy about angels.