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SATURDAY — "Hind’s Feet on High Places": "Much Afraid's" Journey from Fear to Freedom
Few Christian books have comforted and strengthened believers like Hind’s Feet on High Places (1955), Hannah Hurnard’s beloved allegory of spiritual transformation.
It tells the story of Much-Afraid, a timid young woman called by the Chief Shepherd to leave the Valley of Fear and ascend the High Places — the place of joy, strength, and union with Him.
2 days ago3 min read


The Ultimate Guide to Christian Fiction
Best Christian Fiction, from 1460 to 2008, 21 of the most inspired works of Christian literature. They reflect the Gospel & its worldview.
Nov 1517 min read


Should Pastors write books?
On the surface, it may seem obvious—many well-known Christian leaders have published books—but when we pause to reflect, two deeper questions immediately arise. What do we mean by pastor? And what do we mean by book?
Oct 35 min read


The Controversy of The Chosen: Is It Leading Us Closer to Jesus or Away?
The first time I saw Jesus* on the big screen was in 1952 in Cecil B. DeMille's 1927 epic, King of Kings.
I thought it was moving and made me love Him all the more.
Of course, I watched it in my church at Easter surrounded by born-again Christians who loved Him and me.
In recent years, the television series The Chosen has quickly become a favorite among Christian audiences.
Many praise it as a fresh retelling of beloved biblical stories, while others express concerns about i
Sep 46 min read
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