[embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqfkImWycqQ[/embedyt] The Resurrection of Gavin Stone is an inspirational comedy rated PG about faith and forgiveness. Gavin Stone, a washed-up former child star is forced to do community service at a local mega- church and pretends to be Christian so he can land the part of Jesus in their annual Passion Play only to discover that the most important […]

I was sent a copy of this book for review. All opinions are 100 percent mine, and I was no financially compensated in any way. ​Are you looking for something a bit different to kick off the new year? Well, look no furhter than this great new Christian-themed coloring book called Color In His Image. Relax, be at peace, be with God… […]

Many people prefer to strengthen their religious faith with online ministries rather than going to a local church. They feel more comfortable reading the Gospel and hearing sermons online. When you are not comfortable going to church and attending services, you can still fulfill your spiritual needs by connecting with various ministries on the Internet. The website contains messages of […]

Disclosure: I was sent a free product from the company in exchange for my honest review. About the getaway kit: (1) Tour Guide for the parent, (1) Travel Journal for the preteen including 25 follow-up devotions, and (8) CDs containing 5 sessions, scripture memory songs and downloadable MP3s: Session 1: Beginning the Journey – Challenges, Traps, and Choices; Session 2: […]

There may some discrepancies in the date, but this seems like the best date for today’s feature. On this date in 1678, John Bunyan’s best-loved work Pilgrim’s Progress, was published. I have had the privilege to read the original and another couple of versions of this book, and I highly recommend it. Once you realize that Bunyan wrote this while […]

  Enjoying Genesis: The Bible in Rhym by Marcia Goldlist My rating: 4 of 5 stars This was the first time I had ever considered the possibility of the Bible being written in rhyme, and the concept itself was quite intriguing. While poetry may make the reader think it will make the Bible an easy read, think again. This is […]

Creature of the Word: The Jesus-Centered Church by Matt Chandler My rating: 4 of 5 stars I always enjoy books that take Christian themes and look at things in a bit of a unique way. This book does just that. The reader is taken on a journey through how the church was supposed to be biblically, how it has lost […]

I told you about this wonderful club last month, and now I would like to tell you a little more today.  I have fond memories of listening to Adventures in Odyssey as I was growing up–it was on the radio every Saturday.  And now the Odyssey Adventure Club has taken this to the next generation.  Your children can go on […]

Here is something I never would have known. On this date in 1580, the Ostrog Bible was first published. And what is this? It was the first complete Slavic Bible.  This means that Christians from Russia and surrounding areas finally had a Bible in their language.  It was also published in spite of Catholic objections. After all, publishing the Bible […]

If you’re like me, you may have grown up listening to Focus on the Family Adventures in Odyssey.  I know I did, at least when I happened to catch it.  My daughter is a little old for this now, but there still are some great things about this show.  And I have amazing news for all of my blog readers! […]