Non-Fiction

7.5

Review: Tiny but Mighty

August 23, 2019

Author: Hannah ShawPublisher: Penguin Publishing Group Genre: Non-fiction Guide/Animal Care YouTuber and kitten fostering expert Hannah “Kitten Lady” Shaw’s newest book only just dropped this past week but it’s darting up the [...]

by Tyler Hummel

9.3

9.2

Review: 12 Rules for Life

August 21, 2018

Author: Jordan B. Peterson Publisher: Penguin Random House Genre: Self-Help, Personal Growth, Applied Psychology, Social Philosophy Professor Jordan B. Peterson has become one of the most discussed and popular intellectuals in modern discourse. While his [...]

by Tyler Hummel

Review: How to Be a Perfect Christian

July 27, 2018

Author: The Babylon Bee Publisher: Multnomah Genre: Comedy/Satire The Babylon Bee is an outlet for Christian news satire, dedicated to sharing quality stories with the world. Renowned for its popular articles, the Bee has produced many gems over the [...]

by Cadi Murphy

7.9

Review: Holy Misfits: The Real Martin Luther

June 2, 2018

Author: Josh Hamon Illustrator: Brynn James Publisher: The Ministry of War Genre: Non-fiction Martin Luther is arguably among the top 10 most influential individuals in the last 1,000 years due to his kick off of the Protestant Reformation that forever [...]

by Mike Henry

8.2

Review: The Noonday Demon

October 6, 2017

Author: Andrew Solomon Publisher: Penguin Random House Genre: Non-fiction, history of psychotherapy During the tour to promote his first novel, Andrew Solomon had a severe depressive episode. He was unable to function as a human being. It lasted weeks. [...]

by Lucas Sharley

8.0

Review: Love is an Orientation

July 8, 2017

Author: Andrew Marin Publisher: InterVarsity Press Genre: Nonfiction- Christian Testimonial Growing up in an evangelical context, Andrew Marin never gave much thought to the LGBT community, other than through condemning sermons and snide remarks — [...]

by Elora Powell

9.6

Review: Bird by Bird

October 21, 2016

Author: Anne Lamott Publisher: Anchor Books Genre: Memoir/Instruction Anne Lamott is a seasoned writing instructor and the author of many impactful stories, such as Traveling Mercies, Operating Instructions, and Crooked Little Heart. In this masterwork [...]

by Elora Powell

9.7

Review: Pop Sonnets

September 30, 2016

Author: Erik Didrikson Publisher: Quirk Books Genre: Parody/Poetry The idea for this collection — like many of the most bizarre, wild, and entertaining ideas of our day — began on the internet. More specifically, it began on a Tumblr blog [...]

by Elora Powell

The Son of God and The Man of Steel

July 15, 2016

It comes as no surprise that Superman greatly reflects pieces of Jesus Christ throughout comic book history. He is not of this world, he has miraculous powers and abilities, he cares about the world, he saves people, and he is a symbol of hope (heck, even [...]

by Trey Soto

9.0

Review: A Story of Rhythm and Grace

May 5, 2016

Author: Jimi Calhoun Publisher: Brazos Press Genre: Memoir/Christian instruction Jimi Calhoun grew up in the diverse inner-city of San Francisco during the 1950s and 60s. Through his upbringing and experience touring the United States with various rock [...]

by Elora Powell

6.5

Review: The Gamer’s Guide to the Kingdom of God

March 31, 2016

Author: Michael C. King Publisher: Kings of Eden Press Genre: Informational Having been reared in a Christian household, entrenched in a couple different denominations, and a fond gamer, I was eager to peek through the pages of Michael C. King’s The [...]

by Cooper D Barham

7.8

7.9

Review: The Reason: How I Discovered a Life Worth Living

March 23, 2016

Author: Lacey Sturm Publisher: Baker Books Genre: Memoir This last summer I had an opportunity to meet and talk with Lacey Sturm, independent artist and formerly recognized lead vocalist of Flyleaf. I’d just finished hearing her perform and give her brief [...]

by Cooper D Barham

7.8

Review: Whatever Happened to the Power of God?

March 2, 2016

Author: Dr. Michael L. Brown Publisher: Destiny Image Genre: Christian Living Michael L. Brown’s book attempts to examine the disparity between the Biblical and historical outpourings of God’s supernatural power, and the apparent modern [...]

by silasgreen

9.1

Review: Holy Heroes – The Gospel According to DC & Marvel

March 1, 2016

Author: Scott Bayles Artist: Wendy Ronga and Hampton Design Group Publisher: Judson Press Genre: non-fiction, superheroes, Christian, devotional Rating: N/A Ever since he was old enough to read his first comic book, Scott Bayles has dabbled in almost [...]

by Casey Covel

8.3

Review: Wild

November 5, 2015

Author: Cheryl Strayed Publisher: Vintage Books Genre: Memoir Rating: PG-13 Cheryl Strayed’s heartfelt memoir chronicles how grief tore her life apart, and how undertaking a journey on her own helped her start to put it back together again. Wild is [...]

by silasgreen

7.9

Review: Flyleaf Spreads Their Wings

May 29, 2015

Author: Carl W Phelan Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Genre: non-fiction, Christian, biography Music is one of the most important things in our lives. Its message can move us to sorrow, joy, rage, or peace. Perhaps the most [...]

by Jeremiah Jackson

Review: A Geek In Japan

March 11, 2015

Author: Hector Garcia Publisher: Tuttle Publishing Genre: Non-fiction; Geek Page #: 160 pages Price: $10.99 Released: June 10, 2011 I found this book on Amazon once while looking for any geek books I could find. After reading the reviews, checking out its [...]

by Michael M.

7.7

8.0

Review: Killing Jesus

February 16, 2015

This is the second book about the “historical” Jesus that I have had the pleasure of reading this month, and this one is more faith-friendly than Reza Aslan’s skeptical work. Bill O’Reilly has said on his cable news show that Killing Jesus: A History is [...]

by silasgreen

8.7

Review: Zealot

February 7, 2015

Is the Jesus of the Bible the real, historical Jesus? Most of academia would probably say no, that the story found in Scripture has been embellished by religion and that Jesus the man has been lost to time. Some would even say that the question doesn’t [...]

by silasgreen

Why Some Myths are Eerily Similar to the story of Jesus

December 29, 2014

It’s the holiday season, and you know what that means: egg nog, wrapping paper, decorations… and posts like this on your social networks: Or maybe something like this: Before you know it, you’re traveling down a long, windy road of conflicting information [...]

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by silasgreen

9.5

9.9

Review: The Book of Revelation Made Clear

November 17, 2014

Some, but not many, are truly interested in the book of Revelation enough to actually study it. It is quite a fascinating book and many seem to be confused about it. Sure you will get the plethora of Christians who wildly throw their opinion about what it [...]

by Wesley Wood

9.1

Review: How Full is Your Bucket?

November 7, 2014

Author: Tom Rath & Donald O Clifton Publisher: Gallup Press Genre: Non-fiction, self-help Page #: 128 pages Price: $10.00-$15.00 Released: August 10, 2004 American psychologist, Donald O Clifton, spent his life teaching the world about the power of [...]

by Casey Covel

5 Christian Living Books You Haven’t Read (But Should)

September 5, 2014

Chances are you have read my 5 Christian Films and 5 Christian Rock Artist articles. If you have yet to do that, then I highly recommend reading them as many people’s eyes were opened to good Christian media that they had not known of before. My [...]

by Wesley Wood

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