Monthly Archives: March 2023

Inviting Community is not a new Lutheran book, but I recently saw a review in praise of it, so I’m sharing it. 🙂

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I learned about a new-to-me Lutheran author. 🙂 His name is William “Bill” Schroeder, and this past December he published Arguments for God You Agree With.

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Wanna see a brand-spanking-new book cover? Here’s the With These Last Breaths cover reveal. 🙂

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Here’s a neat looking book: To Heaven’s Rim: The Kingdom Poets Book of World Christian Poetry, Beginnings to 1800, in English Translation (Poiema Poetry Series). 🙂 Interested in Christian poetry from around the world?

Lutheran author D. Axtell Boyd has published two more books, as I mentioned yesterday. Today I want to tell you about the second, Restless: How the universal longings for perfect beauty, truth, justice, love and home are satisfied in the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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Lutheran author D. Axtell Boyd has published two books since I last looked him up! Today I want to tell you about one that sounds particularly poignant, Larkin and the Lightman.

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I’m not precisely sure when it was released, but the latest David’s Harp piano book, Hymns of the Season Volume 4, Life from Heaven, is now available. 🙂 The store has moved, so you may want to update your bookmark accordingly. Here’s the direct link to Life from Heaven for you to see.

https://davidsharpmusic.org/product/hymns-of-the-season-volume-4-piano/

I just found out that Lutheran author, scholar, and retired professor Dr. Joel Heck has two books on Lulu, including a children’s book, The Lion That Roared, released this past December.

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Today I’ll share an article—somewhat of an oldie, but a goodie: Why Christians Should Read Detective Fiction.

Every so often, people discuss the pros & woes of reading fantasy. I kind of wish we could list pros of reading a nice wide variety of fiction. 🙂