Audra Jennings

Are you too focused on the “right” ways of worship, work, and family life? Learn about the dangers of quiet legalism in Kendra Fletcher’s new book,  Lost and Found .  Kendra, homeschooling mom of eight, had it all “right,” until it all fell apart. In the course of eighteen months, Kendra found her baby in a coma, ran over her five-year-old, and nearly lost her eight-year-old to a septic ruptured appendix.  Lost and Found  is the story of how God used those events to transform her family’s self-righteous religion into freedom in Christ. {MORE ABOUT  LOST AND FOUND } Lost and Found: Losing Religion, Finding Grace   (New Growth Press, February 2017) The “right” homeschooling philosophy. The “right” brand of theology. The “right” meal-planning, home-managing, keep-it-all-together parenting. Kendra Fletcher, homeschooling mom of eight, had it all “right,” until it all fell apart. In the course of eighteen months, Kendra found her baby in ...

If you are a fellow blogger,  Litfuse has a several new blog tours open. Check out these books, and sign up NOW to review during the dates listed. Please let your blogging friends know too! I'll share a few more next week when more sign-ups open. 3/13 – 3/27:  Unchained by Noel Jesse Heikkinen  (David C Cook) Sign-up here! Maybe Christianity isn't what you think it is . . . . The apostle Paul declared, "For freedom Christ has set us free" (Galatians 5:1). If this is true, why isn't freedom the focus of how we talk about God and live out our faith?  Yet mistakes from our past haunt us. Sinful urges shame us. We hear over and over that we must pursue a standard of living that seems so unreachable. Just thinking about something as basic as prayer makes us feel guilty, since we're sure we're not doing it "right" or often enough. God created us for freedom, yet we feel anything but free.  Noel Heikkinen shows us how to...