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  • A La Carte (July 9)

    Should your children read books with magic? / ‘I’m not feeling it today’ / When you’re not supposed to feel like this / ‘Speed-friending’ / Loving the church in her brokenness / A word like rain / Theo of Golden / Little Pilgrim’s Big Journey / and more.

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  • Why Did God Give Us Mosaics

    Why Did God Give Us Mosaics?

    In many of the great European palaces, you can find entire walls that are covered with mosaics. Pieces of broken glass and pottery or fragments of shimmering shells have been arranged by the finest artisans to form images, portraits, and landscapes. As you stand at a distance, you might think you are gazing at illustrations…

  • A La Carte (July 8)

    The darkest of dark ages / When helping hurts in pastoral counseling / Gideon’s 9700 / How to spiritually lead your family / Christians on the threshold / I may not be the best, but I choose to be my best / Reading, Watching, Going / and more.

  • A La Carte (July 7)

    I think I ruined my children / What songs do you sing? / The kind of praise you may be neglecting / Unraveling the IVF confusion / Five myths that keep you from reading the Institutes / When Christians get the yips / The wonder of the human face / and more.

  • Unhindered: The Word Unbound, The Gospel Proclaimed

    Together We Pray: The Master’s Academy International Summer Prayer Campaign From Ukraine to Uganda and beyond, God is raising up faithful men who proclaim His Word where the needs are great and the opposition is real. But the gospel continues, transforming lives and strengthening churches worldwide. This summer, join us in praying for these men,…

  • God Believes In Rest

    God Believes In Rest. Do You?

    God gives rest as a good gift for our bodies and souls. Christians need not justify rest, but receive it with gratitude and use it to serve him well.

  • A La Carte (July 6)

    Why and how to avoid spicy books / Theoretical Christian living / The best man in hell / Pursuing Christ in your 60s, 70s, and 80s / Taught in the valley / The body of Christ is disabled / Canada appears to find its line on euthanasia / Anti-family propaganda has devastated a generation of…


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    Works & Wonders (July 5)

    A weekly Works & Wonders roundup featuring John MacArthur’s influence, Alberta’s rat-free achievement, Hand of You, SermonAudio, and Celtic Worship. There’s something for everyone!

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    Weekend A La Carte (July 4)

    250 years of faith / The Presbyterian rebellion / 250 years later: Canada, America, and the gift of difference / Where did Lincoln deliver the Gettysburg Address? / The price of an imperfect union / The clip stage / When seminaries stop believing in God / When Job first heard the news that day.

  • Favorite Books 2026

    My Favorite Books of 2026 So Far

    Here are my favorite books of 2026 so far, including standout Christian titles, church history, memoir, biography, and general market nonfiction.

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    A La Carte (July 3)

    If God meant everybody, why did he say Neighbour? / No faith worth defending / Is this young person ready to be baptized? / Your body is not for sale / Your church’s seating chart isn’t all bad / How to lead more vibrant prayer meetings / The utter horror of the smallest sins.

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    A La Carte (July 2)

    SCOTUS and women’s sports / Just because people are bad / Forgetting forever / Encouragement for heading off to college / What about pet idolatry? / When you wonder: ‘what did I do to deserve this?’ / Puritan documentary / Is it fair of God? / Deals and sales.

  • New & Notable Books June 2026

    New and Notable Christian Books for June 2026

    June tends to be one of the low points in the year for Christian book releases. Yet this year was an exception, as we saw plenty of interesting books make their way to the stores. Here are some of the highlights.

  • A La Carte (July 1)

    Rugged love and your prodigal / You don’t want to be internet famous / When grief becomes identity / Seven laws of technology and gaming / Why more money won’t fix you / The Passion Translation / States are quietly redefining the family / and more.

  • A La Carte (June 30)

    Why old people cry / The quiet crisis of prayerless orthodoxy / How not to be a functional atheist on your vacation / The sick fruit of our speech in an age of platforming / God’s gift to you is real life / Honoring dependent parents / What type of Christian is J. D. Vance?…

  • Execution

    Would You Attend Your Son’s Execution?

    I have never known a mother whose son was executed, much less a mother whose son was executed despite being provably innocent. Though I can’t ask, I have sometimes wondered: Is it typical for a mother to attend her son’s execution? 

  • A La Carte (June 29)

    The lost art of a wandering mind / Act in accordance with your prayers / 7 reasons God takes pleasure in election / Four essential responsibilities of a shepherd / What about Bob? / A critical heart is a miserable heart / Not a lack of food, but a lack of hunger / Kindle deals.

  • Works and Wonders June 28

    Works & Wonders (June 28)

    Works & Wonders: Beautiful life, a different kind of influencer, the most beautiful books in the world, the 50-year payoff, cellar spiders, and more.

  • Weekend A La Carte (June 27)

    Slop / The Boeing 747 begins its final descent / Peter Stafford trusted God, he was still afraid to die of Ebola / Why kinship societies kill their old / If we don’t speak for the unborn, who will? / Dispelling the overpopulation myth / Will the Safe Social Media Act make the internet safer?

  • A La Carte (June 26)

    IVF and the fractured right / Who should be admitted to the Lord’s Supper? / Dying a slow death well / Moral plausibility structures / Should children serve before belonging? / Skillet’s “Monster” / Child euthanasia / Kindle deals for Christians.