Weeping at Dawn: You Were Loved All Along
Unseen, unloved? Susie Larson watched God come for that lie in her husband. Ask how he sees you. An excerpt she chose for Rapt.
From ‘The Odyssey’ To ‘A Christmas Carol’: Remembering The Way Home
You keep promising yourself this was the last time. Then it isn’t. Jordi Picazo on what it takes to break a pattern you understand.
The Villain in Your Story Has Already Lost
Feel like something's against you? Something is. Novelist Charles Martin tells how the Devil fell and what beats him, in pages lent to Rapt.
If You Stop, You Will Not Disappear
Can’t rest? It might be what you think work is for. John and Jena Starke offer three cultural scripts — and God’s answers to them.
Nowhere to Hide: Three Weeks Alone With God
Books, laptop, wine: John Mark Comer never sat in silence without them. A cabin allowed none. Undone, then healed. His new book begins here.
What a Dive Bar Taught a Pastor About Church
No one to call at 3 a.m.? Ian Simkins says the answer is a table and whoever shows up. Set for Rapt readers.
Be Still, Even With a Calendar Like Yours
'Be still,' the psalm says. Too busy? Bobbie Schaeperkoetter sighed too, then found relief inside the command. She opens her book to Rapt readers.
God Already Set the Table. Will You Come?
You've sung God a welcome and wondered whether he'd come. He's the host. He called first. Adriel Sanchez hands these pages to Rapt readers.