Christine Caine

A food delivery driver becomes an unexpected protector of Kaijus, massive dinosaur-like creatures, in an alternate dimension where they roam free. As part of the Kaiju Preservation Society, he must protect these dangerous creatures from careless individuals who could endanger both worlds.

A group of young orphans embark on a dangerous journey down the mighty Mississippi after escaping a cruel Native American school in 1930s Minnesota. This poignant novel explores themes of family, friendship, and injustice in a historical setting.

Discover how crisis reveals weaknesses in our strategies and idols, and offers opportunity for renewal with A Non-Anxious Presence. This book shows how the history of the church teaches us that crisis always precedes renewal, and offers strategic ways for churches and leaders to awaken and change our culture for Christ.

Explore the beauty of diversity with Josey Johnson's Hair and the Holy Spirit. This heartwarming children's book follows a little girl who learns that our differences aren't a mistake – they're part of God's wonderfully creative design. Along with captivating illustrations, author Esau McCaulley includes a note to encourage meaningful conversations with young readers about the importance of embracing diversity. Join Josey on her journey of self-discovery and share in the meaningful message of this book. Discover IVP Kids and help children understand the things that matter to God.

Explore the topic of gender through a gospel-centered lens with Jesus and Gender. Authors Elyse Fitzpatrick and Eric Schumacher challenge traditional teachings on gender roles and call for cooperation rather than competition between men and women. Drawing from both Scripture and personal experience, they show how following Jesus can transform all areas of our lives, from work to relationships. Real-life testimonies from Christians add depth to their perspective, offering a fresh vision for how men and women can work together for God's glory.

"Recenter your life on Christ and become a better follower of Jesus - this is the message of ReJesus. In this timely, revised and updated edition, Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch tackle the issue of how followers of Christ have formed him in their own image and co-opted him for their own agendas. The authors call upon readers to examine their relationship with Jesus and to become a people who look, act, think, and sound like him. ReJesus is the clarion call we need to fulfill our spiritual needs and to better serve our communities."

This book explores the importance of sound, scriptural doctrine in the foundation of discipleship. It argues that pastors should interpret Scripture theologically to articulate doctrine and help cultivate disciples. With striking metaphors and arresting prose, the author highlights the critical role that pastors play in delivering this vital teaching to their communities. A must-read for anyone seeking to make disciples in the modern church.

Bullies and Saints explores the role of Christianity in society and the impact it has had throughout history. John Dickson provides an honest account of Christianity's mixed history, acknowledging the evils committed by Christians while also highlighting the positive impact of Christ's teachings. This book encourages skeptics to listen to the beautiful melody of Jesus, despite the discord created by past and present Christians, and guides believers towards reflection and repentance for their own role in Christendom's tragic inconsistencies.

This book delves into the biblical teachings on spiritual warfare, exploring the conflict between God's kingdom and the kingdom of Satan. Author Sam Storms believes that many Christians are unaware of this battle and lack the tools to engage in spiritual warfare. He shares personal stories of victory over the demonic and offers practical guidance on how to extinguish the "flaming darts" of evil that can bombard our lives. This book is perfect for anyone seeking to grow in their understanding of spiritual warfare and its relevance in the 21st century.