Every day that you open your eyes, what inspires you to take on the day? Does your inspiration come from the fact that you woke up or does something else speak to you? Glad to Be Human: Adventures in Optimism by Irene O’Garden paints a...

J. Bennett Easterling seeks to comfort those dealing with the COVID-19 virus in God Speaks into Darkness: Spiritual Perspectives for Troubled Times. During dark days, Christians can gain comfort from spending time with their heavenly Father. In this book, Bennett shares his thoughts on several...

This book truly spoke to me. I am so deeply moved by Go See the Beautiful by R. L. Johnson as it reminds me of my running days until a knee injury made me stop. Like many informative and heartwarming nonfiction books, it takes a...

If you love dogs, you will love Kenneth Messner’s book, God’s Dogs. This inspiring book is in answer to Kenneth’s wife’s question about dogs being in heaven. Kenneth developed this book as his explanation and understanding of dogs in heaven. He is a master storyteller,...

Reading like (extended) haiku, God Has Infinite Frequency: Aphorisms for Our Fractured Age is written by Jonathan Masters who studied with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and illustrated by several of his photographs, as well as by the artwork of Anna U. Davis and fine artist Jeri...

God Where Are You! It's Me! by Tracy Clark is an inspirational book that tells the author’s journey from agony to joy, from despair to hope, and a book that shows readers how to transform their own lives by embracing a faith-filled lifestyle and daring...

My grandmother always claimed we lived in the ‘me’ generation, the era where all we care about is me, myself, and I. But there’s more to life than ‘me’. And, really, when you think about it, the ‘me’ in the equation really doesn’t take care...

God's Truth: Understanding Our Higher Power and Purpose by D.K. Lundin is an inspirational book written from the heart with a strong and relevant message, especially to contemporary readers who hear messages about God that present God as one who favors some and excludes others....

Going the Wrong Way by Chris Donaldson is a wonderful memoir that will also entertain fans of travel. When Chris leaves Belfast on his café racing Moto Guzzi at twenty-one, he has no destination, and little does he know that his bike won’t just take...

By journaling her way through life, Dianne Poston Owens has given us a serene picture of American small towns and rural South Carolina in Gathering: Homespun Essays from Beech Tree Lane. In this collection of short essays, she makes us laugh, think, and even strikes...