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Wanderlust Productions | Opens Feb.14
In the documentary Finger of God, filmmaker Darren Wilson chased miracles. For his new documentary, Furious Love, he chased love. In his easygoing style, Wilson narrates the journey and courageously asks his own questions.
"God showed me that His love is not contingent on my belief in it," Wilson narrates. "It can shine brightest when there is no agenda attached to it." read more
By Lisa Wingate | Bethany House Publishers | softcover | 352 pages | $14.99
Lisa Wingate's Never Say Never is a "deep in the heart of Texas" thrill ride. It begins with 71- year-old Donetta Brandford and her two best friends, Imagene and Lucy, who decide to take a cruise to break the monotony of their lives in small town Daily, Texas. Thinking that Hurricane Georgetta is going the opposite direction, they head to the port of call. read more
In Thin Places: A Memoir, Mary DeMuth traces her life's influences, both positive and negative. The title refers to the times and places throughout her life when the everyday and the spiritual world seemed close enough for her to reach across and touch Jesus. read more
By Tim Roehl | Regal | softcover | 224 pages | $14.99
They day Jesus was crucified undoubtedly was the most important day in history, and mankind was forever impacted. But Jim Roehl focuses on the mark that day left on specific people who became witnesses and participants as events unfolded.Roehl considers the possible thoughts of Pontius Pilate, the centurion, Barabbas, Annas, Peter and several others. read more
Beth Moore has written many books, but she says So Long, Insecurity is the closest she'll ever come to writing an autobiography. Moore's life, like those of so many women, has been challenged by insecurities. But no more! She believes there is a cure for insecurity, which she says has become an epidemic. Women do not have to allow insecurities, or "lies," to cause them to miss life. Moore presents the truth as a way to help women experience authentic security.
The Buzz features an excerpt from So Long, Insecurity: You've Been a Bad Friend to Us. (Click here to purchase this book.)
Insecure Enough to Matter
We all have insecurities. They piggyback on the vulnerability inherent in our humanity. The question is whether or not our insecurities are substantial enough to hurt, limit, or even distract us from profound effectiveness or fulfillment of purpose. Are they cheating us of the powerful and abundant life Jesus flagrantly promised? Do they nip at our heels all the way from the driveway to the workplace? Scripture claims that believers in Christ are enormously gifted people. Are our insecurities snuffing the Spirit until our gifts, for all practical purposes, are largely unproductive or, at the very least, tentative? Maybe you can answer each of those questions with an honest no. The only reason I'm bothering to write a book instead of leading a small group, however, is because I believe if you can, you'd be in the vast minority. read more
By Lisa McKay | David C. Cook | softcover | 208 pages | $12.99
Lisa McKay, a blogger writing her debut book, You Can Still Wear Cute Shoes ...and Other Great Advice From an Unlikely Preacher's Wife, didn't plan on becoming a pastor's wife. Her husband, Luke, worked in construction, and they were on the brink of divorce before he got saved. Then, when he was called to ministry, McKay wasn't too certain about this vocational change and especially not her new leadership role. read more
By Robin Caroll | B&H Fiction | softcover | 320 pages | $14.99
The suspense novel Deliver Us From Evil raises awareness about child sex trafficking within the United States. U.S. Marshal Roark Holland is assigned the task of escorting a donor heart for a major witness who can break open a child-trafficking case in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee. read more