Christine Schaub 
is writing a series of books called Music of the Heart. In it she explores the stories of how various hymn composers came to write a particular hymn for which they later became famous. 
In The Longing Season, Schaub chronicles the story of slave trader John Newton and the famous hymn Amazing Grace.
Flabbergasted is a curious mix, a story that is at once light and humorous but also manages to speak on a deeper level. In fact, if the word chick-lit wasn’t out of favor, and if the story’s one-and-only main character wasn’t male, I’d be willing to suggest it fit into that category as the tone…
“We regret to inform you that Jesus is imaginary. Well, this one is, anyway.” Matt is sitting in a Portland cafe eating lunch with his very nice friend Jesus when a guy named Pete comes in and socks Jesus in the face. Matt is horrified, and doesn’t believe Pete that it’s okay because this Jesus…
This week the Christian Science Fiction Fantasy group is touring the novel Lost Mission by acclaimed author
Mr. Cellophane appears to be a ghost, but what is an apparition doing in the corner of a pastor’s study? Reverend Ian Clark doesn’t know, but nothing much surprises him any more. He’s only been pastoring Canyon Springs Community Church for a year, but even that has been a farce, and he’s ready to turn…
This is a book I’ve been hearing about and I jumped at the opportunity to review a copy. You guessed it, though. The litany is the same: it hasn’t come yet. Just as a prep to the review, check out the website. Sally Stuart has been operating this service to Christian writers for 21 years….
I’d like to share with you the first page of A Pagan’s Nightmare by Ray Blackston. Larry Hutch–all lanky, six-feet-three of him–bounded into my downtown Atlanta office at 10:45 Monday morning and dropped a screenplay on my desk. Thwack. “This is it?” I asked. Larry folded his arms, pressed his lips together in a kind…
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Wow, she’s writing whole books on the authors/composers.
That sounds great and I think it’s important to know about these saints who have gone before us.
We follow in their steps and they cheer us on, don’t you think?