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Free How to Study Your Bible Printable Epistles Bookmark Guide
Who wants to learn how to read the Bible? Sometimes reading the Bible can feel a little overwhelming, and that’s okay. You are definitely not alone. Or maybe you want to teach your kids, and you just don’t know where to start. I put together a little bookmark with tips from some of my favorite…
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How Christian Parents Can Respond to LGBTQ Mailers Sent to Children
You may have seen reports yesterday of families across Texas receiving mail addressed to their kids from a trans activist group. This group is promoting LGBTQ-affirming messages and even encouraging students to become emancipated from their parents and seek care out of state. Friends, the church needs to be talking to our kids about gender,…
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Pilgrim’s Progress Graphic Novel from Lithos Kids
Lithos Kids is releasing a new graphic novel adaptation of The Pilgrim’s Progress on October 28th, titled Christian’s Quest by Tyler Van Halteren! This fully illustrated and cloth-bound hardcover edition will be part of their Pilgrim’s Progress Graphic Novel Series. The illustrator, Manuel Zepic, has done a phenomenal job at capturing all the emotions in…
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Once a Queen by Sarah Arthur
⭐ / ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Once a Queen, written by Sarah Arthur, is a Young Adult Christian fiction novel that has long piqued my interest. It has a beautiful cover and was an ECPA Finalist. Assuming the title was inspired by a quote from Narnia, “Once a King or Queen in Narnia, always a King or Queen…
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Essentials of Reformed Systematic Theology by Joel Beeke
Every now and then I like to share some favorite resources that I recommend for families and older teens. I like to keep a few good commentaries and systematic theology books in our home library for a quick reference. And from a variety of evangelical Protestants: Grudem, Ryrie, Kaiser, etc. A new one has entered…
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Bible Study Bookmarks for Bible Reading With Kids | FREE Printable
I’m wrapping up lesson planning for the new homeschool year by adding a new feature to our Bible readings! Printable bookmarks. Years ago, when my daughter was a few months old, I put together printables on Context, Observation, Meaning, and Application to use for reading through passages of Scripture. I took those worksheets and boiled…
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Blades of Eternity and the Keeper of Peace by Zach Fox
My journey to read through Middle Grade Christian Fiction continues. This week I finished listening to The Blades of Eternity and the Keeper of Peace by Zach Fox. This story is set in another world, where four kingdoms are on the verge of war. One young prince is determined to help find the missing Keeper…
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Our Top Christian Board Book Recommendations
Perhaps you are like me when it comes to reading board books to your babies or toddlers. I am a very picky board book reader. My favorite Christian board books are those that meet the following criteria: Has well-written text that uses sentences or rhymes to tell a good story. (i.e., not single words on…
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The Topsy Turvy King by Alison Brewis
This colorful rhyming board book tells the story of King Jesus and how he came to earth and lived in such an unexpected way. The short story follows the disciples as they learn about Jesus and the type of king he came to be. The board book shares a few brief stories, including the disciples…
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26 British Books in 2026: A British Reading Challenge
It’s that time of year again, when I don’t quite know what day it is, but during all the respite, bookish plans are proposed. I like to enter a new year of reading with some sort of intentionality. For the past eight years, I’ve kept a Moleskine journal of places I want to see in…
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Getting Ready for Advent & Christmas
Here’s my Advent & Christmastide Checklist! Since we started school in July, we are going to take the month of December off because it’s typically such a nice time of year in Texas and it is so nice not to rush through Advent and Christmas. I like to prep for Christmas early, by November, so that…
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He Always Hears by Alyson Punzi
Yeah, I may have teared up with this one. In He Always Hears: A Story of Loss and the Hope of Things Made New, Alyson Punzi offers hope to kids facing unresolved endings. Toys getting ruined. Friends moving away. Family members getting sick but not getting better. Often times I find that Christian books imply…
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Books About Women in Church History
It’s October, and this is my fifth year to dedicate time learning about women from church history this month. It began in 2020 by taking a women in church history class at Heritage College & Seminary. I couldn’t believe how little I knew about Christian women from the past 2,000 years. Hearing their testimonies and…
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How to Organize and Maintain Your Book Shelves
One of the most enjoyable parts of curating books for a home library is organizing them. This is why I tell people I have several bookish hobbies–I enjoy reading books, researching books, collecting books, organizing books, and stylizing books. Today I’m going to share how I organize some of my books, and some of my…
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The Consequences of Ideas by R.C. Sproul
Crossway first published The Consequences of Ideas: Understanding the Concepts That Shaped Our World by renowned theologian, R.C. Sproul, in 2000. In their latest edition, Sproul writes biographies of great thinkers and philosophers throughout history–from Ancient Greece to the 21st century with the aim to show us how ideas, good and bad, have shaped our…
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The Outsider by Katy Morgan
Katy Morgan, who is the award-winning author of The Songs of a Warrior, has written another book! The Outsider is a retelling of the story of Ruth, written for ages 8-12. This chapter book is well-written and is more like a historical fiction retelling, drawing on historical and cultural background to provide context and insight into the lives…
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