Join us for a fun chat about Bettie Boswell's new children's book, her second Lucy adventure, "Finding Fluffy."

The first Lucy book was "Lucy and Thunder," where Lucy learns to deal with her fear of Thunder, and ends up making friends with Thunder.

In "Finding Fluffy," her pet skunk, Fluffy, feels neglected and left out because of Lucy's friendship with Thunder. He runs away, and his adventure helps children to deal with issues of loneliness and feeling left out, and understand that people can be friends with more than one person -- or skunk!

We had a fun time talking about Bettie's process of coming up with stories and her different illustration styles, as well as her training background.

Use the code FLUFFY (remember to use all caps) to get a discount on your copy of "Finding Fluffy" at the Mt. Zion Ridge Press website: MtZionRidgePress.com.

Hurry, the discount is only for a short time!

Join us for more laughter and interesting bits of insight, as we chat with Jerah Alvarado about her newest "Would You Rather" children's book.

This time, it deals with clothing and the characters' stories in the Bible!

We always love to have Jerah come back. Not only is she a talented author of children's books, but she also serves Mt. Zion Ridge Press as our translator, making it possible for us to provide bilingual stories.

Until the end of June, use the code WEAR -- make sure you use all caps -- at MtZionRidgePress.com, to get a discount off a paper or hardback copy of "Would You Rather3, Attire Adventures."

Join us for a fun chat with a returning Mt. Zion Ridge Press author, Gordon Jackson.

We're taking a different path this time around. Gordon has entertained and enlightened us with a growing number of non-fiction, thought-provoking devotional books. Now he's swerving into satire, and it's a fun, sometimes amusing, sometimes cringe-worthy, very wise story.

St. Savior's is the name of a quiet old church badly in need of physical repairs and some spiritual awakening and theological growth. When its long-time pastor died in the pulpit, the search committee didn't do their due diligence, and they ended up with a very liberal pastor on shaky doctrinal ground. He looked good and sounded good, and for a while, that seemed to be working just fine for the church.

Then came a building project, and the church's 100-year anniversary and various financial problems arose and then ... Well, let's just say that this pastor finally had his eyes opened. Something like Paul's Damascus Road experience.

You'll chuckle, you'll wince, and hopefully you'll do some deep thinking about your own spiritual condition and just how firm your theology is or isn't.

In a sense, the subtitle of this book should have been "A Tale of Three Churches."

Which church do you belong to?

Be sure to listen until the end, to get the discount code to save on your print or ebook copy of "Saving St. Savior's," at MtZionRidgePress.com