If you're not sure about Lent and whether we should or shouldn't mark it as Christians, sample our Lent devotional. ... continue reading
2019 has been an exciting year for us here at The Good Book Company. By God’s grace, we’ve released over 40 products on a vast array of topics. We hope you loved reading them as much as we loved editing, designing, printing, promoting and delivering them.... continue reading
Confession time: I don’t particularly like Christmas. I think it goes back to my days as a local church minister with a young family.... continue reading
This post is about why we, as family, don’t “do Halloween”—and what we do instead. Cue almost as much disagreement as a blog post about why someone doesn’t “do Santa” with their kids…... continue reading
I love Mark’s Gospel. I’ve been to performances where it is recited dramatically; I love to read it in a single sitting (takes about an hour and a half); and it’s the book I often turn to when introducing people to the life of Jesus and the gospel message.... …
I still remember sitting on the blue chair in our living room at Christmas when I was six years old, tearing the wrapping paper off the largest, heaviest book I had ever held in my hands. The cover was golden brown and green and spread with a spidery map, adorned …
One of the best ways to view a diamond is to put it against a dark background and shine a bright light on it from the side. The contrast reveals the wonder of the stone in all its perfection. So too with the cross. The dark backdrop of the cost …
What should we feel about Easter?
It’s a question I grappled with as I read through the gospel passion narratives preparing to write a book for children.... continue reading
I have to admit, when I think about Easter, evangelism doesn’t spring to mind. We’re pretty comfortable with Christmas evangelism; inviting neighbours along to carol services, perhaps engaging with friends on what Christmas means for them and how they celebrate. But Easter? Most of my friends don’t really care about …
Here are a few hidden details you can spot as you read it.... continue reading
