Parents who homeschool typically do so out of a strong will to provide solid educational foundations. Although a noble cause, the stress that comes with teaching your kids at home can be overwhelming. Consider these books if you are starting out in the realm of homeschooling. The Unhurried Homeschooler: ARead More →
DALLAS, TX – Oak Lawn United Methodist Church may keep its steps painted to reflect the PRIDE Progress Flag. The Dallas Landmark Commission ruled in favor of the church’s outdoor artwork on Monday (Jan. 5). Oak Lawn United Methodist Church is a historic landmark, which means changes to its externalRead More →
It’s a new year and time to start building our TBR lists for 2026. Consider adding these books to your ambitious reading schedule! Set Me Free: The Good News Of God’s Relentless Pursuit by Lecrae After selling more than three million albums and packing out tons of venues, Christian Hip-HopRead More →
Anxiety disorder can be defined as a medical condition that causes an individual to become consumed with unease to the point of constant worry. A person experiencing anxiety may refrain from doing the things he or she loves for fear of something bad happening. The scenario the person is mostRead More →
The year 2025 brought us some of the most impactful books. Here are ten releases we won’t forget! 1. Happy Lies: How A Movement You (Probably) Never Heard Of Shaped Our Self-Obsessed World by Melissa Dougherty If the name “Melissa Dougherty” sounds familiar, then you are probably on the up-and-upRead More →
“I’ll start when the timing is right.” “If only I had enough money.” “One day in the near or distant future, I will make my dreams come true.” These are all things we have either said or heard someone say. Victoria Osteen addresses this idea of waiting for the perfectRead More →
Cecil Hall and his family have moved from Florida to Massachusetts after Cecil’s dad took a job near Boston. The youngster gets advice about making new friends, which includes connecting with all the Black kids simply because they are Black. But Cecil wants more out of life. It’s just tooRead More →
Imagine the “it” girl who decides to do everything to prove that she is tough. This was Heather Schott during her teen years. The pastor of Mercy Culture Church in Fort Worth, Texas, gives the details about childhood and beyond in her memoir, Unscarred: A Freedom Story. Tumultuous Beginnings InRead More →
Audra Raines didn’t wake up and proclaim herself a prophet to the nations. Instead, she spent years resisting her calling while trying to make sense of the visions she was receiving from God. Raines shares her pilgrimage in Journey of a Seer, and we see how being in a healthyRead More →
Despite what some may think, history is not boring. Looking into the past allows us to learn about our origins and get a better understanding of what is possible. This weekend’s book recommendations are all about Church history. Consider adding these to your TBR list! Why Church History Matters: AnRead More →