8 Favorite Quotes From The Book “The Songs of A Warrior” (Katy Morgan)

Guys my friend Tim Briggs of the Folk Hymnal would like some help bringing some songs to life. Tim is co-writer and producer of the group they’ll be launching a new album soon. So he started a Kickstarter campaign to help fund the release of some new music in 2023. It would be great if you were to check out the campaign and perhaps contribute to the cause. You can Venmo or PayPal him and I can make a pledge for you. @timbriggshere is the account on both of those services.

Anyways, here are my favorite quotes from the book , The Songs of A Warrior Katy Morgan published by The Good Book Company. Click here to buy the book in digital and physical format.

“Who is God besides the Lord?” he sang. He’d written the words himself, soon after the battle, and taught them to everyone in the city. It was their song as well as his. “Who is the rock except our God?” “It is God,” the crowd roared, “who arms me with strength and keeps my way secure.”

(Interview) Aaron Armstrong

In his new book, I’m A Christian…Now What?, Aaron Armstrong delivered a blend of the usual and unique guide for the new believers. Having finished it, I can say I haven’t read something like this.

I reached out to him to talk about his family, John Piper, creativity and of course his book.

To add a twist, I dug some interesting IG photos from Aaron’s account and asked him to try and fill some stories into those photos.

Have your kids read one of your books?

My kids have read at least parts of one of my books, “Epic: the Story that Changed the World“. They acted as my test readers on that one, which was really kind.

Children’s Book Review: March and April Releases of The Good Book Company

Here’s some books that your kids might enjoy and get to know our Lord from The Good Book Company. Click on the titles of the book to order your copy.

“Helen Roseveare: The Doctor Who Kept Going No Matter What” – (Laura Caputo-Wickham and Cecilia Messina) – I read this one to my daughter and she liked it. The story might be brief but it feels like you have gone reading a big bio of this saint. It touches the highlights of her life without the having that feeling the story is rushed. It’s interesting to tell stories of contemporary notable believers and doing a common job that kids will be familiar with. It has a bit of suspense injected into it. This book drives an encouraging push to children.

The Freebie Round-Up #144

We are all sick at home and some of us weren’t able to attend church. The weather here is crazy. First my daughter then us three got the colds. Kindly pray for us for healing.

Anyways, enjoy these freebies!

FREE e-book “Preparations for Sufferings: The Best Work in the Worst Times” (John Flavel) – An uncomfortable topic but nevertheless it should be addressed and this classic book will do the work. Get your copy here and make your Kindle happy.

Book Review: “Is Easter Unbelievable?” (Rebecca McLaughlin)

I’m excited to read something from Rebecca McLaughlin and I’m glad The Good Book Company provided something short and slated for Easter. It would be nice if you could consider getting this one for you or your unbelieving friends.

8 Favorite Quotes From The Book “Is Easter Unbelievable?” (Rebecca McLaughlin)

It’s a bit too early for Easter but it pays to prepare for that season. So The Good Book Company will be releasing this new book by Christian apologist, Rebecca McLaughlin. The launch date is on February 1 but I’ll share some quotes from the book to excite you and help you consider grabbing this book. If you set out to buy it, you can pre-order by clicking this link.

“The Christian message is that Jesus is the Son of God, that he died to take the punishment for the sins of any who will trust in him, that he rose from the dead, and that he welcomes all who will repent and believe to live with him forevermore. It’s not a story that can stop halfway.
Christianity without the resurrection would be like Disney’s Frozen without Elsa. The resurrection isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s fundamental to the Christian package.”

Book Review: “The First Skyrider” ( H. R. Hess)

I went through the holidays reading The First Skyrider the second book of the Canellas Chronicles, written by Hannah or H. R. Hess. I finished it early January and I’m so stoked I made a review.

Right off the bat, The First Skyrider is not a sequel but a prequel. Hess steps on the breaks to go back so we can witness the story of the first sky-rider or dragon rider. Seems to be a great idea to pull off for someone who is building a series.

Children’s Book Review: January Releases from The Good Book Company

There are two books for kids from The Good Book Company this coming January. Both have the same author and artist but different things to offer. Also there are a lot of “first” for me while reading these titles. If you want to know it and of course read my reviews for these books, let’s go and check it out now.

Children’s Book Review: First Word “Creation” and “Christmas” Board Books (Julie Clayden and Angela Jolliffe)

Board books are meant for young children to help grasp stories by serving them itsy bitsy parts. Of course you can tell them the story using usual story books but obviously it won’t appeal to them. Board books give a simpler way to connect them with the story.

The Freebie Round-Up #141

Before we hit worship mode, check out these curated freebies just for you.

FREE course “A Summary of Justification by Faith from a Biblical Theological Perspective” (D. A Carson)– New free course on justification with video lectures from D. A. Carson in the latest The Gospel Coalition.