The cultural and medical history of dementia by a leading psychiatrist and bioethicist who urges us to turn our focus from cure to care.

A retired assassin tries to make a fresh start as a pastor, even as the bullets continue to fly.

A vividly illustrated picture book teaches children about their refugee counterparts around the world.

Fiddles fly on this Irish-infused collection of Christmas music from the beloved Gettys.

A sad but sweet movie about a dog and his racecar driver owner.

The author of Radical takes readers on a soul-searching journey through impoverished villages in the Himalayan mountains.

An award-winning, harrowing novel about two orphans living in Newfoundland.

Jeremy Camp’s 12th studio album dazzles with electronic beats and stirring lyrics.

A podcaster finds a new calling when he gets a friend request from God.

A leading historian of evangelicalism offers a concise history of evangelicals and how they became who they are today.

A poetic picture book celebrates the surprise of friendship.

The 20th-anniversary redux of a modern Christmas classic—Americana folk songs telling of the birth of Christ.

A graphic adolescent novel by the author of Wonder tells a story of a grandma who was once a girl in the Holocaust.  

Told from the perspectives of a dog and a boy, this touching, short novel for children celebrates the profound bond that can exist between people and their pets.

The redemptive story of a teenage burn victim who grows up to become a reconstructive surgeon.

A stirring if safe biopic about the heroic slave-turned-abolitionist.

When we run out of words for prayer, this beautiful prayer book offers us language and depth.

A streaming documentary profiles eight undocumented families affected by deportation.

Kids 8-12 can grow in their faith through meditating on 5-word verses.

How The Hiding Place continues to give fresh courage to one reader.

With guest artists such as Dolly Parton, a 2018 Grammy winner sings about God’s rescue.

What do you do when the person you love is lost to you, but not actually dead? A story of ambiguous loss.

A case study of a Canadian megachurch—The Meeting House.