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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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Christine Dillon
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Francine Rivers, Randy Alcorn, CS Lewis
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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.
WARNING! If anyone contacts you and asks for financial info, it’s a scam!
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Bronze and Brokenness - Midianites (Light of Nations, #4):
"What difference does following God make? The main character and his wife are akin to the modern day Westerner who thinks it makes no difference - but when things are hard, that completely changes. It's fascinating that stories based on other stories "
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"Christine Dillon is such a master storyteller. I love the way she brings to life the less familiar Old Testament culture of the Midianites in Book Four of her series ‘Light of Nations’. At the same time, the more familiar Bible narratives and charact"
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Emily Mitchell's review
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Bronze and Brokenness - Midianites (Light of Nations, #4):
"Beautiful characters that are tenderly crafted. Loving this series and can't wait for more. Dillon is by far my favourite Christian Historical Fiction writer. Her faithfulness to the biblical text, while adding storylines that make me want to analyse"
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Andrea's review
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Bronze and Brokenness - Midianites (Light of Nations, #4):
"Again, different sides to familiar biblical accounts being prsented with story-telling within story telling. I appreciated the underlying analogy of the God as a coppersmith moulding and refining us, repairing our brokenness and burnishing us into be"
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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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Excellent writing, thoughtful story with some suspense elements (first time I've seen them with this author). Plenty of challenging thoughts and spiritual insight. This book is also the connector into two of Jenny's series - Trinity Lakes and The Bat ...more |
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Leading Philippi: Epaphroditus' Story (Paul's Patrons Book 1)
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| Another book that turns familiar names into real people with real fears and struggles. Loved this novel and look forward to others in the series. | |
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A new Carol Ashby book is one of the highlights of my year. This is well up to her usual standard. Strong and interesting story, strong spiritual content. For readers who love historical fiction, particularly Roman-era fiction. The research is impecc ...more |
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4.5 stars A hard book because of the topics but excellent. Excellent writing, themes, spiritual content. It would make a wonderful discussion book for a book club. This will not be my last KC book. |
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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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