Feature: It's All About Him

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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Jennifer Bogart

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• Book Review: A Grand Canyon Adventure by Jennifer Slattery

  This wholesome, engaging, faith-based novel for children integrates aspects of young earth science with a suspenseful storyline.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 27, 2010

• Book Review: Raising a Modern-Day Princess: Inspiring Purpose, Value, and Strength in Your Daughter by Pam Farrel and Doreen Hanna

  First steps on the pathway to new coming-of-age traditions.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 26, 2010

• Book Review: The Hidden Flame (Acts of the Faith Series Book Two) by Davis Bunn and Janette Oke

  The more I read of this New Testament historical fiction series, the more I like it.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 23, 2010

• Book Review: The Dragonfly Secret: A Story of Boundless Love by Clea and John Adams, Illustrated by Barbara L. Gibson

  This picture book about communication from beyond death should be approached with caution.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 20, 2010

• Movie Review: Sarah’s Choice

  A moving, faith-based film that explores one young woman's choice between life and death.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 15, 2010

• Book Review: God Sightings: The One Year Bible NLT and God Sightings: The One Year Companion Guide

  Get in gear for a great year of insightful and personally applicable Bible reading!

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 15, 2010

• DVD Review: The Road Less Traveled - Hunger for the Holy Land

  Shallow, choppy, and generally disappointing.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 14, 2010

• Music Review: Gold Heart - My Sisters and Me

  Sweet bluegrass harmonies with a strong message of family and faith.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 12, 2010

• Book Review: Thicker than Blood by C.J. Darlington

  A touching contemporary tale of reconciliation and forgiveness.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 12, 2010

• Book Review: A Heart Ready to Fly! (GiggleHeart Adventures #1) by Jackie Chirco Cogswell, Illustrated by Shelley Johannes

  Mucus-covered angels aren't our style.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 12, 2010

• Book Review: The One Day Way by Chantel Hobbs

  All you need to lose weight is one day - really.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 05, 2010

• Book Review: The One Year Devotions for Preschoolers 2 (Little Blessings) by Carla Barnhill, Illustrated by Elena Kucharik

  The most engaging devotional for preschoolers our family owns!

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 03, 2010

• Book Review: In the Shadow of the Sun King (Darkness to Light Series, Book One) by Golden Keyes Parsons

  Having wanted to read Parson's debut novel for over a year, I was disappointed when the time finally came.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 01, 2010

• Book Review: Big Truths for Young Hearts: Teaching and Learning the Greatness of God by Bruce A. Ware

  Good doctrine empowers Christians - believers big and small should take advantage of this understandable work.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 01, 2010

• Book Review: Wisdom Hunter by Randall Arthur

  Don't want to settle for preachy teaching fiction? Better pass on Wisdom Hunter.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Dec 19, 2009

• Book Review: Whirlwind (Dreamhouse Kings Book 5) by Robert Liparulo

  Run, David - run! Liparulo continues to gear up for his series finale.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Dec 18, 2009

• Book Review: The Heretic’s Daughter by Kathleen Kent

  Necessary, if heart-breaking reading - an excellent debut work of literary fiction.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Dec 12, 2009

• Book Review: God Gave Us Love by Lisa Tawn Bergren, Illustrated by Laura J. Bryant

  Adorable, but wordy - unfortunately my children weren't deeply engaged.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Dec 11, 2009

• Book Review: Foundlings: The Peleg Chronicles Book 1 by Matthew Christian Harding

  Dragons, dwarves, and a God-fearing nobleman; young-earth fiction that's magic free and is certainly unique.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Dec 07, 2009

• Book Review: Tiny Baby Jesus by Dandi Daley Mackall, Illustrated by Julia Noonan

  A natural fit for family traditions centered around Jesus' birth.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Dec 04, 2009