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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• Book Review: A Lever Long Enough by Amy Deardon

  This multi-genre novel pushes the boundaries of Christian literature a bit further.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Mar 03, 2009

• Book Review: The Beverly Lewis Amish Heritage Cookbook by Beverly Lewis

  Renowned "Amish author" Beverly Lewis brings us tasty treats from modern Amish cooks - though there's not much entirely "from scratch" here.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Feb 21, 2009

• Book Review: Journey of a Strong-Willed Child by Kendra Smiley, Aaron Smiley, and John Smiley

  Personal, practical advice and encouragement from the parents of a now grown strong-willed child, and the child himself.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Feb 13, 2009

• Book Review: Castaway Kid – One Man’s Search for Hope and Home by R.B. Mitchell

  Abandoned by a mentally ill mother and rejected by extended family, Robbie doubted that anyone could ever love him.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Feb 10, 2009

• Book Review: The Husband Project - 21 Days of Loving Your Man, On Purpose and with a Plan by Kathi Lipp

  Just in time for V-Day, take the three week challenge to bless your husband daily.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Feb 08, 2009

• Book Review: Me, Myself, and I AM - The Story of You and God by Matthew Peters, Elisa Stanford, and Multnomah Books

  Simple and serious; a series of questions for self-reflection as you examine yourself, life, and God.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Feb 04, 2009

• Book Review: Eve – A Novel of the First Woman by Elissa Elliot

  Prefer your biblical fiction grounded in the simple evidence of scripture? You'll want to pass on Eve.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 28, 2009

• Book Review: Marketplace Memos - Invest Yourself in the Business of God’s Kingdom by David Shibley & Jonathan Shibley

  Father-son tag team spread their passion of marketplace ministry and Kingdom building business to Christian leaders world-wide.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 20, 2009

• Book Review: Gatekeepers (Dreamhouse Kings Series, Book 3) by Robert Liparulo

  It's official, the third book has thrown me over the edge - I'm now a certified Dreamhouse Kings addict.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 19, 2009

• Book Review: Summer Secret (Sonshine Girls #1) by René Morris

  Girls, friendship, makeup and boys - 'tween-lit meets Jesus, providing strong moral guidance through the rocky years of adolescence.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Jan 08, 2009

• Book Review: Before the Season Ends by Linore Rose Burkard

  Not one to read romance, this novel waylaid me until the wee hours, proving itself to be the most addictive novel I have ever read.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Dec 24, 2008

• Book Review: Glaucia the Greek Slave - A Tale of Athens in the First Century by Emma Leslie

  Darkness, confusion and loneliness give way to light and love as two forsaken adolescents find their way into God's welcoming arms in Ancient Greece.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Dec 21, 2008

• Book Review: In the Shadow of Lions (Chronicles of the Scribe, Book 1) by Ginger Garrett

  Anne Boleyn as you've never read her before.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Nov 15, 2008

• Music Review: Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad - Pickin’, Praisin’ & Singin’: Hymns from the Mountain

  Tight harmonies and frenetic fiddling will mark this album an all time gospel favourite.

  Review by Jennifer Bogart — on Nov 10, 2008