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How Not to Lose a Million Dollars by Sheila Bair
In How Not to Lose a Million Dollars, a former FDIC Chair advises young adults about their financial future. The post How Not to Lose a Million Dollars by Sheila Bair appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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A New Car for Pickle by Sylvie Kantorovitz
A New Car for Pickle is a beginner-level graphic novel that will appeal to many young readers, especially boys. The post A New Car for Pickle by Sylvie Kantorovitz appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Bizarre Bazaar: Down a Dark Path by Daniel Nayeri
Lucy and Frida know something strange is going on down a dark path in the woods … but they will never guess what it actually is. The post The Bizarre Bazaar: Down a Dark Path by Daniel Nayeri appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*The Other Side of Tomorrow by Tina Cho
Two children escape North Korea, looking for the other side of tomorrow, in this outstanding graphic novel. The post *The Other Side of Tomorrow by Tina Cho appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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My Bicentennial Summer by G. Neri
In My Bicentennial Summer, author G. Neri affectionately recalls an epic road trip taken by his family during the 200th anniversary of America’s founding. The post My Bicentennial Summer by G. Neri appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Amy Grant Reflects on Faith, Music & Legacy in Record-Setting Cover Story
CCM Magazine is pleased to announce that global music icon Amy Grant will grace the cover of its May 2026 issue, marking a historic milestone in Contemporary Christian Music. With this latest appearance, Grant officially sets the record for the most cover stories in CCM Magazine history. The May edition of Cover Story, by co-editor Logan Sekulow, captures a one-on-one conversation with Grant as she promotes her first new album in over a decade, The Me That Remains, arriving May 8, 2026. Expanding beyond a traditional print feature, the story also lives as a visual episode, bringing the conversation, performances, and artistry to life on screen. The record marks a…
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Then There’s Trust by Susan Gray
Live, Love, Loss Then There’s Trust by Susan Gray is a powerful historical novel that I loved. It is the third book in the Blossoming series but can be read as a stand-alone. Once more the reader joins familiar faces in a familiar location, a small village near Durham in the North East. As we […]
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Johnny B and Fresh Wine Music Release New Worship Single
Fresh Wine Records COO and rising CCM worship artist Johnny B releases his powerful new single, “The Reason I’m Free,” a bold declaration of the freedom found in Christ and a reflection of his heart for authentic, Spirit-led worship. In partnership with Fresh Wine Music, Johnny B continues his mission to lead a generation into authentic encounters with Jesus through passionate, spirit-filled worship. “The Reason I’m Free” captures the heart of the gospel, celebrating the freedom found in Christ through a dynamic blend of modern worship and sincere, faith-driven lyricism. “‘The Reason I’m Free’ is a reminder that our freedom isn’t something we’ve earned. It’s something that is found completely…
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NRT Music Artists Continue Chart Momentum Across Multiple Formats
NRT Music is celebrating another strong week of chart performance, with multiple artists making notable moves across Christian Music Weekly’s national radio charts dated April 29, 2026. Leading the way in the Contemporary Hit Radio (CHR) format, Collington’s “Waiting For Daylight (Arret)” surged to No. 17, climbing six spots and earning a position on the chart’s Power Surge list with a +13 gain in spins. This upward momentum, alongside established artists like Jeremy Camp, We Are Messengers, NF, for KING & COUNTRY, and more, signals continued growth for the track as it gains traction with radio programmers nationwide. Also in CHR, Samuel Day’s “Through The Night” remains steady at No.…
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Scott Riggan Releases A Raw Song About Broken Trust Within the Church
Scott Riggan unveils his most vulnerable and unflinching song to date with the release of “Song of the Wolf,” the next single from his upcoming full-length album Shepherds and Wolves, arriving August 28. Written from deeply personal experience, the track confronts the painful reality that some of the deepest wounds in the church come not from outside forces, but from those entrusted with spiritual leadership. Drawing from the biblical warning in Acts 20 about “wolves” who infiltrate the flock, Riggan wrestles with heartbreak, anger, and disillusionment when sin and abuse are hidden to protect reputations rather than brought into the light. With stark imagery and poetic intensity–highlighted by the haunting…
