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Christine’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Christine’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Easter 2026 – multi-author contemporary Christian fiction giveaway
This is now the eighth annual giveaway we’ve run at Easter. We work hard to find new contemporary Christian fiction authors. I’d love for you to suggest your favourites in the comments below.
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"I enjoyed reading Burns & Beauty: Philistines, the 6th book in Christine Dillon’s ‘Light of Nations’ Old Testament fiction series. I have read all the others before this and enjoyed this one just as much. They are all very readable and get my imagina"
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"I really enjoyed reading this unique book! I don't think I've ever read a book based on this particular time period in the Bible.
The characters are intriguing. It was amazing to "see" their spiritual perspectives change over time. Saphi is a good wo" Read more of this review » |
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"Another great work of Biblical fiction by Christine Dillon! This is her 6th book in the Light of Nations series, but this book can easily be enjoyed on its own. The series touches on the people groups that were influenced by the Israelites and there "
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"Christine Dillon’s Light of Nations series explores the wondrous way God’s story was retold for generations, not just among his nation of Israel, but also among nearby nations. This story will take you back to the Philistines in the time when Israel "
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4.5 stars. A well-written story from Roman times. Great to see a story about presecution and tackling the issue of why bad things happen to good people. Plenty of encouragement and inspiration. How would be have gone under those pressures? Lots of det ...more |
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4.5 stars A well-written book with plenty of substance. Lots too about living in Thailand in the 1960s and the challenges of leprosy ... full of hope too. |
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4.5 stars An easy read in terms of writing style, I read it in one sitting. A story of obedience and excitement at what he saw God doing. I was particularly encouraged to hear about Thailand and the numbers who came to know Jesus. Nothing flash but ex ...more |
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“It would be great if Jesus could just be a useful model of how to live with some wise teachings he could apply in his life. But that wasn’t an option, not based on what he’d read so far. Jesus demanded all or nothing. Paul didn’t want to give all, yet was equally afraid to ignore what he’d learned.”
― Grace Beneath the Frost
― Grace Beneath the Frost
“because there really isn’t much of a difference between Christians and non-Christians,”
― Grace in Strange Disguise
― Grace in Strange Disguise
“I’d love you to pray for eyes to see opportunities and courage to grab them.” “I wouldn’t have thought you needed such prayers.” “Every believer needs the same things. Even Paul asked the believers to pray for him to have boldness. After all, our enemy uses fear as one of his favourite weapons to prevent us doing God’s work.”
― Grace in Strange Disguise
― Grace in Strange Disguise
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