Here is a poem for each day of the year, complemented by quick devotions for reflection on important themes and short introductions to the authors and their experiences with God. Featured poets include John Donne, Emily Dickinson, Christina Rossetti, George Herbert, John Greenleaf Whittier, Robert Herrick, and Bernard of Clairvaux.

This collection of 700 quotes includes the last words of commoners, atheists, poets, and politicians along with noted Christians and martyrs. Ready reference source for the pastor or public speaker.

What made C. S. Lewis such a renowned children's author? Was it his ability to mold a fantasy world so complex that it took a series to explain it all? Or was it his love of children's books even as an adult? This book will engage readers as it details the timeless Narnia series, fantasy literature in general, C. S. Lewis's life, and much more.

This strikingly illustrated book tells stories of heroism and humility, adventure and servanthood, from the lives of Christians from the Western and Eastern church from the time of the Early Church Fathers to the mid thirteenth century.

This chronological and lavishly illustrated survey book tells the history of Christian art, delving into purpose behind the masterpieces and looking at the context in which they were created. The modern reader who feels detached from the meaning of the paintings will find help in understanding their emotional as well as their aesthetic power, and the Christian reader will be encouraged to appreciate the wonder and beauty of the Christian cultural legacy.

The blockbuster Twilight Saga is being read by teenager and adult alike. These powerful novels are gaining even more popularity as the movies hit theaters. But what should a Christian response be? And is there a helpful way to approach a teenager or young adult captivated with the books without alienating her?