Books
All Along You Were Blooming: Thoughts for Boundless Living
In her book, “All Along You Were Blooming: Thoughts For Boundless Living,” Morgan Harper Nichols not only expresses herself beautifully in both word and visual art, she offers a poetic balm to every person familiar with the sting of suffering.
Bible Trivia Made Easy
Where did Elijah go when he fled from Jezebel? How many songs did King Solomon write? Answers on the tip of your tongue? Not so sure? Want to phone a friend? Every Tuesday, Meta Washington, Midday Host of Kirk Franklin’s Praise, SiriusXM Channel 64, keeps people on their top Bible game with trivia.
Dare to Bloom
Zim Flores has accomplished more in her twenties and early thirties than some people have in a lifetime. In the successful entrepreneur’s new book, Dare to Bloom, she opens up about giving up everything to follow Christ and what you can learn from her new beginnings.
Can kindness heal a world divided by pandemic, protests and politics?
Pastor Ashlee Eiland thinks so.
Inspiration for Christian Teen Girls
No matter what generation, being a teen girl is tough. And it’s not easy for girls to wrap their heads around the fact that the Bible can help them get through some of the more challenging times. Author Katara Washington Patton helps serve girls with Biblical guidance in what she calls “just-the-right-size portions.”
Enough IS Enough: What’s in your S.H.O.E.?
Dr. Ray Charles openly shares how he overcame his own personal and professional struggles and outlines a method that takes readers on a journey of looking inward and authentically about themselves and what pebbles are hindering their success.
DE’LEICE R. DRANE ON HER EMPOWERING BOOK “LIFE IS…”
De’Leice R. Drane and Rev. Dr. Bernice King discuss Drane’s book “Life Is…: An Inspirational Book of Devotions, Prayers, and Empowerment.”
11 Must-Read Books for Black History Month
Check out these must-have books from Black authors, spanning time periods, themes and genres. They tackle the Black experience with grace, courage, originality, and historical context.
What is it like to be a Christian in Egypt?
The new Arabic-language novel explores the lives of Egyptian Christians dealing with discrimination, but also a church aligned with a state seeking to control them.
Mahershala Ali on ‘Green Book’: ‘It’s a legitimate offering’
“It was challenging, especially being the lone black presence in the film and feeling responsible to address that publicly,” says Ali. “There’s a difference between racist and lacking awareness.”