Resources I love
Find some of the best resources we’ve used here at Love Joy Read-Alouds when it comes to reading aloud and especially for discipleship.
Favorite Non-Fiction
Below are the books that have been most formative in my read-aloud journey, my bible study time, and my journey to learn apologetics and discern the worldly from the godly. I hope you find them helpful, too!
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The Read-Aloud Family
by Sarah Mackenzie
In the same calming way she helps homeschoolers teach from rest, Sarah Mackenzie discusses the powerful way to connect to your children through story.
Women of the Word
by Jen Wilkin
This was the first book that taught me how to study the Bible. It was an instrumental catalyst in my growth as a Christian during a time when the world felt maddening and I needed Biblical answers.
Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side
by Natasha Crain
If you’re new to teaching children about evidence for God, the Bible, Jesus’s resurrection and more, then Natasha’s book is the first book you should read. It’s a high-level survey of all the main topics your kids (and others) will have questions about.
Cold-Case Christianity
by J. Warner Wallace
It’s Case for Christ meets homicide detective. My single most favorite apologetics book about Christ’s resurrection.
Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions
by Gregory Koukl
Learn great strategies for engaging in Christ-like conversations on hot topics.
I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist
by Norman L. Geisler and Frank Turek
Frank Turek is one of my absolute favorite apologists. His kind but firm way of addressing the hard questions in a hostile environment is absolutely an example for every Christian.