Kathryn Butler
Biography
Kathryn Butler wrote Between Life and Death, and co-wrote Stories Woven in Silver with Korrie Johnson.
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Christian Living
“Dr. Dunlop has a gift for understanding every season in life as an opportunity to glorify God. He shares this gift beautifully in Retiring Well, as he blends his experience as a geriatrician with his knowledge of Scripture to guide us into a richer walk with the Lord during retirement. Clear, biblical, and abounding in both wisdom and compassion, this book offers encouragement and practical advice to guide us toward a retirement rooted not in the diversions of the world but in the true rest of Christ. Return to this book again and again to dwell upon Dr. Dunlop’s words, grow from his insights, and praise the Lord that while our careers may end, our work for him never does.”
The Biggest Story Curriculum, Student Workbook
Church Leadership & Ministry
“The Biggest Story suite excels in conveying the deep truths of Scripture through clear and accessible language, all while guiding children toward fluency with the biblical narrative. The new student workbook features these same riches, but presents them in a format ideal for shepherding young disciples toward their own devotional practices. With engaging questions and prompts that encourage independent study, this workbook earns a place not only in family worship, but also in the hands of students cultivating their own Bible study habits—habits which, by God's grace, will endure lifelong.”
History & Biography
“Corrie ten Boom’s remarkable story of faith, perseverance, and forgiveness has encouraged generations. Now Jennifer Kelley brings the riches of this story to young readers in a heartfelt and poignant biography. Kelley sensitively handles the tragedies in Corrie’s life as she highlights God’s provision and mercy in the darkest of moments. Children who dive into these pages will find an accessible, engaging, and moving account that will inspire their minds and shape their hearts for years to come.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“In prose at turns poignant, profound, and achingly beautiful, We Shall All Be Changed offers the grieving and the weary a cool cup of water. Much ink has been spilled on death and grief, but seldom do such treatises combine the vulnerability, candor, and theological rigor of Pipkin's work. She expertly weaves personal experience with careful research and biblical insight to guide the hurting on a journey toward hope and healing—on a journey toward the solace that only a Savior acquainted with grief can bring. While intended for those facing death and loss, readers in all seasons of life will benefit from the wisdom and theological riches in these pages.”
Christian Living
“As a mom to a daughter on the cusp of adolescence, I’m grateful for What Makes You Beautiful. In an era when unsettling messages about beauty blare from every screen, Kristen Wetherell offers girls an alternative steeped in the true, the honorable, and the lovely. Her clear exposition of Scripture and poetic prose invite young women to draw up a chair, to ponder a while, and to marvel at the beauty of the risen Christ.”
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What Does Depression Mean for My Faith?
Christian Living
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