God, who made us, knows that we need dreams to inspire us. So he provides them, implanting in our hearts a calling to serve him and hinting at how that calling might find expression. But with the passing of time these dreams often fade. Hard times and unforeseen circumstances conspire to push them t... (more)

"The dominant literary mode of the twentieth century has been the fantastic," states scholar Tom Shippey in the foreword to his book, J. R. R. Tolkien: Author of the Century. In light of this, how should a Christian approach and understand modern works of fantasy? Should it be taken as a serious lit... (more)

Solomon, tenth son of David and third king of Israel, had a reputation for great wisdom. His name is associated with many of the Proverbs, and he is considered to be the author of Ecclesiastes and the Song of Songs. Duane Garrett has characterized Ecclesiastes as the Bible's "resident alien." Many p... (more)

Ten light-hearted and challenging stories showing the relevance for 21st-century life of the ten commandments. Illustrations accompany the text and each story is followed by questions to confront the complacency of those who think the ten commandments no longer relevant.