Logan Wolfram

Finding Selah

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“At the end of the day, so many of us are searching for the same thing: peace. The search itself can be one of dissonant struggle when we wrestle and stress and exhaustedly strive to untangle all that stands in our way. In Finding Selah, Kristen Kill is a most empathetic and understanding guide in the journey to a peaceful spirit. Alongside this tender and gracious friend, we discover that peace isn’t so much a state of being to achieve, as it is embodied most fully in a person named Jesus.”

It's a God Thing Volume 2

Christian Living

“If testimony is evidence or proof of the existence of something, then recounting the greatness of God in our own stories demonstrates His faithfulness again and again. In It’s a God Thing, Volume 2 Don Jacobson and K-LOVE have assembled an electrifying collection of personal testimonies that is uplifting and ignites greater faith with each successive story. Whether you’re looking to combat doubt or fortify your faith, It’s a God Thing boldly declares the goodness of a God who goes beyond our understanding and dances with the miraculous.”

Listen, Love, Repeat

Christian Living

“Human connection is seemingly more accessible than ever, but still our hearts often feel miles away from the human being living even right next door. In Listen, Love, Repeat Karen Ehman digs into how meaningful connection begins by tuning our ears toward the hearts of those around us. When we do, life becomes richer and love becomes deeper. This is a practical and encouraging manual to forming and deepening relationships all around you.”

Tables in the Wilderness

History & Biography

“you’ll find yourself longing for a seat next to him around any dinner table. . . . Tables in the Wilderness is a literary morsel to be savored for sure.”

Women are Scary

Women

“and makes me feel more normal in all of the things that I’m certain probably make me weird. She reminds us that making new friends can be hard, feel scary, but is also one of the most rewarding steps onto a limb we’ll ever take. I laughed and cried and laughed some more … and then felt thankful that God gives us community and friendship to walk along this crazy road we call life.”