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U.S .President Barack Obama is never far from international news headlines and now a biography of his personal life and ascendancy to the presidency is due to hit the shelves in early April, offering a fresh new perspective and multi-dimensional look at the U.S.' first African-American president. Read More
"The thing is though, if I
start praying for Miss Skeeter, I know that conversation gon continue
the next time I see her," Aibileen says. "And the next and the next.
Cause that's the way prayer do. It's like electricity, it keeps things
going. . . . Law, I reckon I just go ahead and put Miss Skeeter on the
list, but how come, I don't know." Read More
With all the hardship in the world, it can sometimes be easy to look around and wonder if there's any goodness.
Martin Luther was an earthy Christian, conscious of his sinfulness, profoundly grateful for God's radical grace in Jesus Christ. The Reformer was keenly aware that what holiness we attain grows not so much from our "religious" callings but as we fulfill our vocations as members of families and workers in the world. Read More
How the Cadences and Diction of the King James Bible Affected the Prose Style of American Writers Read More
African-American children and teens yearning for a full text bible designed specifically for them to understand and celebrate their rich heritage, as well as identify and interact with Scripture now have six inspiring choices available through Zondervan. Read More
Gayle Haggard's book explaining why she decided to stay with her
husband, former evangelical leader Ted Haggard, after his drug and sex
scandal has made the New York Times' Bestseller List. Read More
After a weekend of brinksmanship, Amazon.com on Sunday surrendered to a publisher and agreed to raise prices on some electronic books. Read More
With statistics showing that nearly seven to eight African-Americans between the ages of 18-30 years old, who regularly attended church while in high school, have now stopped attending church altogether, a new book discusses whether or not many of the long standing traditions of 'the black church' have contributed to the growing apathy towards faith and religion that now exists within today's generation. Read More
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