Photo of woman holding book, In the Shadow of Plenty

A review of In the Shadow of Plenty by George Grant, exploring biblical principles for poverty care and the church’s role in true compassion.

Graphic for book review of Helping Without Hurting In Short-term Missions by Corbett and Fikkert

If you belong to an American church, chances are you’ve been on a short-term mission trip — or supported one somehow. Helping Without Hurting sheds light on how those trips may cause more harm than good and offers practical tips on how to effectively support existing congregations in low-income communities.

When Helping Hurts is a rallying cry for the Church that simultaneously convicts and compels. Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert set out to awaken American Christians to the stark contrast between their beach vacations and the grinding poverty in foreign slums.

Photo of book cover for The Maker Versus The Takers by Jerry Bowyer

Economist Jerry Bowyer examines Christ’s teachings on social justice and economics from a biblical and historical perspective, concluding He spoke against redistribution of wealth by those in power.

Book cover, "Created to Heal" by Nicole Wilke, PH.D et al.

In a world full of mental health news, Created to Heal offers hope that neuroplasticity — the brain’s capacity to heal — can heal childhood trauma! And it gives caregivers guidance on how to foster resilience and support families.

Cover for book "Same Kind of Different As Me" by Ron Hall and Denver Moore with Lynn Vincent – book review by True Charity

Same Kind of Different As Me tells the true story of a wealthy art dealer and a homeless drifter’s unlikely but beautiful friendship that would last a lifetime.