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10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) about Christianity

Children & Youth

“Rebecca McLaughlin doesn’t shy away from difficult conversations about heaven, hell, sexuality, and racism but handles them with gentleness, humility, and a refreshing humor that preteens and young teens will appreciate. Best of all, she presents the gospel so clearly and beautifully. I’m thankful for this winsome resource that I can recommend to young Christians and non-Christians alike.”

12 Truths Every Teen Can Trust

Christian Living

“Being a part of a church plant has reminded me that new disciples need careful consideration and instruction. This book is a great resource to help guide young believers in their journey with Christ. Build your life on these truths!”

All Who Are Weary

Christian Living

“All Who Are Weary moved me to tears more than once. I not only saw myself in Sarah's stories, I saw myself in the Bible's story. I saw Christ lifting my burdens, my grief, my insecurities, and offering me a much lighter load. I saw the gentleness of the God who has walked with me through years of chronic pain, heartbreak, and loss. This book reminded me why the heart of God—a heart full of compassion for His weary children—is never old news to sinners and sufferers like me.”

Creative God, Colorful Us

Children & Youth

“Many of us aren't exactly sure how to talk to the children in our life about diversity from a biblical lens. In Creative God, Colorful Us, Trillia delightfully and compellingly breaks it all down while inviting her young readers to process and apply the book's lessons through creative, fun, and practical activities. This book, which so clearly presents the gospel and its exciting, far-reaching implications, should be available at every church. I hope it reaches the hands of grade-school children everywhere.”

Finding Freedom in Christ

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“This resource is a treasure. Whether for new believers, seasoned Christians, or Bible study groups, it provides both conviction and encouragement—just as Galatians itself does. Portia skillfully unpacks the setting and context of Paul’s letter while guiding readers to engage deeply with the text. Rather than spoon-feeding answers, she asks insightful questions that sharpen our exegetical skills and, ultimately, deepen our love for the Lord Jesus Christ.”

Jesus and the Gift of Friendship

Children & Youth

“When my daughter was six years old, we moved cities. She had to leave all of her wonderful neighborhood friends, and it’s something we still grieve to this day. We’ve seen God answer our prayers for new friends, but it has taken some time—just like the child in this book. So it’s impossible for me to read this book without tears in my eyes as I see such a similar story play out. What a beautiful reminder that Jesus calls us friends. In those seasons when friendships are scarce, he sticks closer than a brother—and even provides the friends we need in his time! What a gift for kids to learn that they can entrust their need for friendship to the greatest friend of all.”