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Amy Grant Announces First Album in Over a Decade
Six-time GRAMMY® Award winner and 2022 Kennedy Center Honoree Amy Grant has announced her new album The Me That Remains, arriving May 8 via Thirty Tigers. Produced by ten-time CMA Award winner and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer Mac McAnally, the project marks Grant’s first collection of all-original songs in 13 years. Leaning fully into her strengths as a songwriter, The Me That Remains finds Grant taking a clear-eyed look at where she stands personally, spiritually, and creatively today. Across its ten tracks, the album reflects on healing, connection, endurance, and grace, shaped by the life experience of a beloved musician now more than 50 years into a groundbreaking career.…
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What Happens Next by Christina Suzann Nelson
Heartbreakingly Beautiful What Happens Next by Christina Suzann Nelson is a most beautiful and heartbreaking Christian dual timeline novel that consumed me from the start. I never wanted it to end. The action is set in 1987 and then thirty-five years later. We hear the events in the third person from several different points of […]
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The Macmillan Collection of Norse Myths
The Macmillan Collection of Norse Myths is a classical compilation with handsome features. The post The Macmillan Collection of Norse Myths appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Lightglider Origins Books 1-2 by Derek Hoser and Zach Fay
Based on the virtual world, the Lightgliders, the first Lightglider Origins books introduce readers to Bryce and Tambika. The post Lightglider Origins Books 1-2 by Derek Hoser and Zach Fay appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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CCM Spotlight: Ginny Owens Shares New Music Inspired by Life in NYC
“I think we have to remember that people are wrestling with hard things. And so, to wrap every song up in a bow, I know that is good for radio. It is not good for life. It is not good for people.” That conviction sits at the heart of Ginny Owens’ latest season of music, a body of work shaped by conversations, theology, and daily life in New York City. “I have been working on these songs for the last five years” Owens says. “And so, I felt like when the fifth one was done, it was time to release.” Those songs eventually formed Different Kind of Water, a project…
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Five Go Adventuring Again by Enid Blyton
Thrilling Five Go Adventuring Again by Enid Blyton is another thrilling children’s book that is just perfect for the over tens. It is the second book in the Famous Five series but can be read as a stand-alone. Generations of children have grown up with the Famous Five books – and I am thoroughly enjoying […]
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The League Of Lonely War Women by Andie Newton
Loyalty, Bravery, Camaraderie The League Of Lonely War Women by Andie Newton is a powerful historical tale that gripped me from the start. It is a fictional tale that is grounded in facts. The story has four brave young women at its’ heart. They are American analysts working in Britain during World War II. They […]
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Lent Resources for Three Kinds of Adult Readers
This will be the fourth time I celebrate Lent. Growing up in an evangelical/Protestant tradition, marking the seasons with the church calendar was foreign. We had some vestigial remnants, like Advent candles, but hardly anyone talked about them. Since getting married, my husband and I have cultivated a tradition of marking Lent. We love the… The post Lent Resources for Three Kinds of Adult Readers appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*Sweater Weather by Matt Phelan
Guided by an increasingly harried Father Bear, a rambunctious family of bears prepare for sweater weather. The post *Sweater Weather by Matt Phelan appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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We Could Be Magic by Marissa Meyer
Working in a Disney-like theme park, an optimistic high schooler discovers we could be magic. The post We Could Be Magic by Marissa Meyer appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
