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Bethel Music’s Garett and Kate Serban Drop New Worship Anthem
“How Amazing (Live)” is out now
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*Trouble by Gary D. Schmidt
When Trouble comes to Blythebury-by-the-Sea, Henry comes of age as he grapples with the consequences. The post *Trouble by Gary D. Schmidt appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Lost Husband by Shari J Ryan
Love Will Not Die The Lost Husband by Shari J Ryan is a powerful and heartbreaking historical dual timeline novel that consumed me from the start. The action is set in Amsterdam at the start of World War II, and then moves to Auschwitz in January 1945. Historians will recognise the latter date as the […]
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On the Road to Happy by Goldy Moldavsky
A summer camp story with a difference, On the Road to Happy reflects the author’s own fond memories of an Orthodox Jewish bungalow colony. The post On the Road to Happy by Goldy Moldavsky appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Why Decluttering Books Is So Difficult
Megan reflects on why decluttering books is so difficult for us. The post Why Decluttering Books Is So Difficult appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Jonathan Edwards: The Boy Who Sparked Revival by David Mathis
Jonathan Edwards: The Boy Who Sparked Revival introduces young children to the great American theologian and preacher. The post Jonathan Edwards: The Boy Who Sparked Revival by David Mathis appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Elisabeth Elliot: The Brave Girl Who Chose to Forgive by Ellen Vaughn
Elisabeth Elliot: The Brave Girl Who Chose to Forgive introduces young children to one of the 20th century’s greatest missionary stories. The post Elisabeth Elliot: The Brave Girl Who Chose to Forgive by Ellen Vaughn appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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New Term At Malory Towers by Pamela Cox
Familiar Setting, New Characters New Term At Malory Towers by Pamela Cox is a marvellous girls’ novel that I thoroughly enjoyed. It is the seventh book in the Malory Towers series but can be read as a stand-alone. It is far better to read the books in numerical order for character and timeline progression. Malory […]
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The 36-Track Indie Rock Worship Album That Defies the Algorithm
I get a lot of press releases. Every week it’s another album announcement, another single, another tour. After a while, your eyes naturally start looking for something that makes you stop scrolling. A few weeks ago, one did exactly that. A 36-track worship album. You have my attention. Not because it sounded ridiculous… well, maybe a little… but because in an era where artists are told to release one song every six weeks to satisfy an algorithm, somebody was doing the exact opposite. I opened the email immediately. “I remember telling Anotherland Records that I wanted to make the Christian Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, [Smashing Pumpkins]. And they said,…
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Autumn Nelon Finds Hope Beyond Family Tragedy with “I’ll Find You”
No one should have to write a song like “I’ll Find You.” Yet nearly two years after the plane crash that claimed the lives of her mother, stepfather, sister, and brother-in-law and several close friends and colleagues, Autumn Nelon has done exactly that. She may never have all the answers, but she has found something even stronger: hope. Released through Gaither Music Group just days before the second anniversary of the tragedy, I’ll Find You is one of the most personal songs Autumn has ever recorded. Written alongside Joseph Habedank and Kenna Turner West less than a year after the loss of her family, the song gives voice to grief that refuses easy…
