Eternal Impact: Why Our E-Editions Are Free
I don’t precisely remember the first time I read The Reunion. My mom, Rachael McIntire, wrote it for my older siblings in 1982, five years before I was born. By the time I finally read it on my own, I...
View ArticleA Persimmon Tree And The Want Of A Horseshoe Nail
In generations long past, mothers taught their sons this little rhyming parable: For want of a nail, the shoe was lost For want of a shoe, the horse was lost For want of a horse, the rider was lost For...
View ArticleWhat Do We Mean By “Clean” Christian Books?
When talking about our books, we often mention the word “clean” – but that term connotes different things for different people. While we can’t speak for what it means to anyone else, we can tell you...
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“Journey To Jamaa” Review: A Short Movie To Make You Count Your Blessings
I can read and write. I have shoes. I live in a sturdy house, with air conditioning in the summer and heat in the winter. Our area has good laws and good law enforcement. There are no epidemic...
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“Captivated” Movie Review
Do you ever find yourself sitting passively in front of your TV or computer, watching or clicking, but not really learning or doing anything? You click, and look, and feel aimless, and think about how...
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“The Widow’s Might” Movie Review
As news in the film industry goes, The Widow’s Might is hardly a hot headline. Its moment in the sun was four long years ago, when it amazingly beat Fireproof to win first prize at SAICFF, America’s...
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The Sparrow Has Landed
Today I’m pleased to announce the publication of my first Christian novel, The Sparrow Found A House. This is a work of contemporary fiction targeted toward young adult homeschoolers, but suitable for...
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Book Review: “Through Stress And Strain” From Salem Ridge Press
As a casual follower of the homeschool blogosphere, I generally get a sense of what products are making the “review rounds.” Recently my eye was caught by the Salem Ridge Press collection – children’s...
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My Favorite Movie From The Kendrick Brothers
Ten years ago last April, a church in Georgia released a movie. The church was Sherwood Baptist of Albany, and the movie producers were the Kendrick brothers and their friends. This movie, however, was...
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Freedom… Forever?
While waiting in line at the post office, I noticed a display of stamp designs. The “value” of each stamp had been crossed out to cancel it for display purposes. This resulted in one particular stamp...
View ArticleWin One Of FIVE Signed Copies Of “The Sparrow Found A House”
Update 09/07/13: The giveaway has concluded. Congratulations to our five winners! penny…@…mail.com pmast…@…mail.com grimes…@…mail.com jwarn…@…rr.com le…@…good.com Please check your email for an...
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“The Lost Medallion” Movie Review
For months I have been anticipating the release of The Lost Medallion, a new independent inspirational film intended for kids. Alex Kendrick plays the storyteller in the movie, and with his name...
View ArticleThanks To Our Blogging Friends!
This is a thank-you post, recognizing some special Internet friends who helped to spread the word about our giveaway of The Sparrow Found A House. Some posted special blog entries; some tweeted; some...
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“Remember” Movie Review
“No father shall know his child; no child shall know his father.” This quote from Plato is the basis for Remember, a Christian sci-fi film from the Canadian father/son duo of Greg and Dallas Lammiman....
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Announcing A New Title From Elisha Press
Today we’re excited to announce a new full-length novel by Rachael McIntire: Julie: The Redemption Of The Backyard Bully. This book is available now for free digital download. You can also order the...
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“Courageous” Movie Review
What single demographic factor makes a young person ten times more likely to require drug rehab, five times more likely to commit suicide, and twenty times more likely to end up in jail? I’ll give you...
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Movie Review: “Jericho: The Promise Fulfilled”
About four years ago, two homeschooled kids in North Carolina decided to make a movie. They wrote a script, prepared a plan, and sent out a casting call. Then, they gathered together all their Lego...
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“Indescribable” Movie Review And Giveaway
Do you like hymn stories? If so, you’ll probably like Indescribable, a 2013 Christian movie based on the true story behind The Love Of God. Thanks to Joseph Graber and the Thorn Crown Project for...
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Movie Review: The Redemption Of Henry Myers (plus a quick Elisha Press update)
It’s been a bit quiet here on the blog for the last few months, but that’s not because nothing is happening with Elisha Press. Indeed, the opposite is true. Just to write this post, I’m taking time...
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Book Review: A Different Kind Of Courage by Sarah Holman
Since I last posted, there has not been a lot of discernible progress on the writing front. In two months, I’ve barely added four thousand words to my work-in-progress. That doesn’t seem like much, but...
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