Harvest House Trademarks

This compact, basic guide to Intelligent Design (ID) especially targets readers confused by educational bias and one–sided attacks. It explains central theories of information and meaningful complexity; ID’s scientific validity; how both ID and evolutionary theories have religious/philosophical underpinnings; cultural controversy and implications—and what readers can do about it.

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A tried–and–true favorite, The Song of the Sea continues to comfort and inspire the reader as well as the art lover. With a fresh new cover, nationally acclaimed watercolor artist and poet D. Morgan fills each page with beautiful seascapes and original handwritten prose.

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In this third book of The Other Way Home series, teacher and coach Britte Olafsson finds herself drawn to the new principal who’s an ex–Marine. A tender story about faithfulness, hope, the unconditional love of Jesus, and the true meaning and beauty of semper fidelis (always faithful). Now with a new cover.

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Roxanne Henke (the Coming Home to Brewster series, The Secret of Us), offers readers a wonderful story of mothers and daughters—a story of life, love, and letting go. Once again the author delivers on her motto of creating “fiction that finds blessing in the broken.”

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Bestselling author Emilie Barnes and celebrated artist Michal Sparks, creators of A Little Book of Manners, present a colorfully illustrated, whimsical story of a little teacup who speaks up about becoming beautiful through the good and bad times. This tale will encourage children and adults to trust God in all things.

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Our culture is divided politically (into red and blue states), morally, and spiritually. Detweiler reveals how to be a “purple” Christian who finds middle ground, not to compromise but to converse. He empowers readers to build relationships so they can more effectively communicate and live out the good news.

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