Bible Reading in the New Year
‘I want to read my Bible more this year- where do I start?’
2025 in Review
Check out the 81 Books I read in 2025!
Hercule Poirot’s Christmas
“‘I can’t help feeling that the manner of my father-in-law’s death was somehow significant. It—it was so very unEnglish.’”
Most Anticipated Books of 2026
Here’s what I’m looking forward to reading in 2026!
The Best Books of 2025
My top 20ish books from 2025!
A Study in Charlotte
“What if Holmes was so unnerved by someone calling her a murderer because she was, in fact, a murderer?”
Jude
“The preservation of our own comforts and the privileges afforded to preaching a half gospel can make it tempting to lay aside what we know to be true because there’s a lot to lose for preaching the whole gospel...”
Van Gogh Has a Broken Heart
“Art makes a statement we can return to when we struggle to find the words. Even in our places of deep lament, hope is there, and art plays a role in stirring that longing.”
November Reading Recap
Only 4 books, but I’m closing in on finishing my reading challenges!
James
“‘Belief has nothing to do with truth.’”
The Inheritance Games
“‘Everything’s a game, Avery Grambs. The only thing we get to decide in this life is if we play to win.’”
Shelf Reflection Candy Reading Challenge for Kids (and Adults)
Candy-Themed Reading Challenge for kids or adults with alllll the printables! 40 prompts and 10+ bonus prompts and you’ve got a pretty sweet challenge…
A Killing on the Hill
“There can be no higher law in journalism than to tell the truth and shame the devil.”
What Makes You Beautiful
“The more we learn to marvel and wonder at his beauty, the more beautiful we will become.”
Shelf Reflection 2026 Reading Challenge
Check out the new Shelf Reflection Reading Challenge for 2026! 45 fun prompts to get excited about reading.
How to Solve Your Own Murder
“‘My favorite chess saying is very simple: you can play without a plan, but you’ll probably lose.’”
October Reading Recap
8 books I read this month: half eerie vibe fiction, half parenting/cultural issue non-fiction!
Odriel’s Heirs
“To the bravest, he gave the power of the Dragon— of fire… He cloaked the cunning in shadow— to walk unseen. And to the kind, he gave his healing touch.”
Walking in Unity
“For believers, unity is our starting point, not a destination to be achieved.”
The Myth of Good Christian Parenting
Does the Bible really give a formula for good parenting—or have we misunderstood grace and discipline?