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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.
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Paging Doctor Bebo. No, really.
The singer who once sang “I Will Lift My Eyes” is now more likely to say, “Stick out your tongue and say ahh.” The voice that once filled theaters and sanctuaries is now answering to a much different call and title: Jeffery “Bebo” Norman, P.A.-C., Physician Assistant – Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT), Sleep Medicine. Nearly 30 years after his debut introduced listeners to one of CCM’s most thoughtful singer-songwriters, Norman now spends his days in clinics and operating rooms rather than green rooms and tour buses. For longtime fans, it may feel like an unexpected plot twist. For Norman, it’s actually a return to the original plan. Before music…
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Ramon Fellini the Dog Detective by Guilherme Karsten
Ramon Fellini the Dog Detective is a film noir picture book that blends high stakes and humor. The post Ramon Fellini the Dog Detective by Guilherme Karsten appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Late Today by Jungyoon Huh
Late Today is a picture book about showing compassion, even if it means being inconveniently late. The post Late Today by Jungyoon Huh appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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I Can Only Imagine 2 Isn’t the Sequel You Expect, And That’s the Point
When you think of movie franchises, a true-story rock biopic rarely gets the sequel treatment. Yet that’s exactly the bold move Kingdom Story Company and Lionsgate made when they returned to the world of Bart Millard and MercyMe. Nearly a decade after the original I Can Only Imagine, we reenter a story that feels both familiar and startlingly different. The first film centered on a young Bart Millard and the wounds left by his father and the push for reconciliation and salvation. This time, the roles are reversed. Bart is now the father, struggling to connect with his son, whose battle with type 1 diabetes has reshaped their household. Their…
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CeCe Winans Announces Upcoming Tour
CeCe Winans has announced on her social media that she will be going on tour in October with Charity Gayle, Red Worship and Terrian. The announcement video features each artist writing their name on a small whiteboard under the headings “October 2026” and “Come worship!” The social media post says that more information will be coming out on Friday, February 20 and even more information will be coming out on Monday, February 23. Winans is known for the songs “Come Jesus Come,” “That’s My King” and “Believe For It.” Her latest single, “Worthy Of It All (Worthy)” was released January 2026.[…]
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Family Force 5 in Lineup for Vans Warped Tour Orlando
After multiple recent teaser videos on their social media, Family Force 5 has announced that they will be part of the Vans Warped Tour Orlando lineup November 14-15. Tour information can be found here. This announcement comes after a hiatus lasting more than a decade. Family Force 5 is known for the songs “Love Addict,” Kountry Gentleman” and “Chainsaw.”[…]
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Flora and the Jazzers by Astrid Sheckels
Flora and the Jazzers is a picture book that is sure to delight young children who can’t get enough of happily-ever-after endings. The post Flora and the Jazzers by Astrid Sheckels appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
