Since Reading Changes Us . . .

Christians have a great opportunity to serve as prophetic voices, as voices of warning, that these trends don’t end well —Rebecca LuElla Miller in March 2018

Are Theists Dumber Than Atheists, or More Intuitive?

Several recent studies attempt to explain why atheists are “smarter” than theists. But when it comes to intelligence, IQ is not the only thing that matters. —Travis Perry in March 2018

Can We Read Just For Fun?

The point is simply: whether we intend to simply read to have fun and have no interest in letting the story change us, it still does exactly that. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in March 2018

Madeleine L’Engle on ‘Bad Religion’

The equation between bad religion and bad art is false. —Shannon McDermott in March 2018

Lorehaven Launch: Enter the Editor

Lorehaven issue 1 launches this spring. Get to know our crew, including editor Elijah David. —E. Stephen Burnett in March 2018

Lorehaven Launch: Enter the Editor in Chief

Lorehaven launches its first magazine this spring. Get to know our ministry crew. —E. Stephen Burnett in March 2018

We Have A Winner—2018 Spec Faith Winter Writing Challenge

Again, thank you all for participating, and watch for Spec Faith’s Summer Writing Challenge later this year. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in March 2018

Finalists – 2018 Spec Faith Winter Writing Challenge

Those who vote in the poll, please be sure you read all the finalist entries and give a fair assessment. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in February 2018

Fiction Friday: Oxygen by John B. Olson and Randy Ingermanson

“Bob Kaganovski had shampoo in his eyes when the decompression alarm went off . . .” —Rebecca LuElla Miller in February 2018

2018 Spec Faith Winter Writing Challenge Feedback

The more input, the more feedback, the better. But please be courteous to all the entrants, encouraging people to read all and vote for as many as they like. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in February 2018

Fiction Friday — Outlaws of Time: The Legend of Sam Miracle by N. D. Wilson

Sam Miracle has always been different. An orphan who lives in a group home, he often blanks out and finds himself in vivid dreams that seem almost real. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in February 2018

2018 Spec Faith Winter Writing Challenge

Feel free to invite any of your friends to participate, either as writers or readers. The more entries and the more feedback, the better the challenge. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in February 2018

Out of Darkness, Hope – the Promise of the Superversive

To subvert is to bring about change by undermining something from beneath. To supervert is to bring about change by inspiring from above. —L. Jagi Lamplighter in February 2018

Grow Christian Fantasy: Start a Book Club

Friends and members of your church, school, or library might love to join a book club and explore Christian fantastical stories. —E. Stephen Burnett in February 2018

Fiction Friday — Exiles by R. J. Larson

For daring to trust their Creator, Araine and Nikaros are swept from their homes into a foreign land—slaves to their enemies. —Rebecca LuElla Miller in February 2018

Do You Want to Go?

This is the question that every book and show and movie asks. —Shannon McDermott in January 2018

Lorehaven Magazine Reviews Christian-Made, Fantastical, Published Novels

Starting this spring, you can find brief, biblical, positive, useful Christian fantastical novel reviews in Lorehaven magazine. —E. Stephen Burnett in January 2018

What If Your Kids Don’t Read Fantasy?

Parents often ask: Is a specific book okay? Will a fantasy novel encourage real magic? Those are the wrong questions. —Marian A. Jacobs in January 2018

Coming Soon: Lorehaven Book Clubs

How can you make fantasy, sci-fi, and other fantastical novels even better? Share them in Lorehaven Book Clubs. —E. Stephen Burnett in January 2018
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