We all have a stack of books that we'd like to read but haven't gotten through yet. So how can we read more books, faster?

Thankfully, the answer isn't found in speed reading or in simply reading shorter books. Instead, these four simple tips will help you read more books in less time.

HELPFUL RESOURCES MENTIONED:
🗎 Book List Spreadsheet Template (Plus recommended books)
[You'll need to make a copy of the spreadsheet in order to edit it]

📖 The 5-Foot Bookshelf: 57 Books Every Christian Should Own:
https://reasonabletheology.org/bookshelf

🎧 Audio Book Options:

• Everand
• Audible (30 Days Free)

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In this episode of the Reasonable Theology Podcast, I sit down with Brock Starnes, executive producer of The Wingfeather Saga, for a behind-the-scenes look at how Season 3 came together. We talk about the artistry, storytelling, and world-building that make Wingfeather so compelling, as well as the thoughtful way the team approaches faith, imagination, and truth in a fantasy setting.

Brock shares insights into the creative process, the collaboration behind the series, and what families can look forward to as the story continues to unfold. Whether you've followed Wingfeather and the Igiby family from the beginning or you're just passionate about high-quality Christian storytelling, this conversation offers a great window into why the series resonates with so many.

In this conversation, we explore:

• The creative vision and collaborative process behind The Wingfeather Saga
• How the team brings the world of Aerwiar to life visually and emotionally
• The balance of whimsy, danger, humor, and heart that defines the series
• The thoughtful integration of Christian themes within a fantasy story
• What makes Wingfeather stand out from other faith-driven media
• What viewers can look forward to in Season 3—and why now is a great time to start the series

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Many believers want to boldly defend their Christian beliefs, but lack the confidence to do so.

What if you could eliminate your anxiety, take control of intimidating conversations, and help others think more clearly about their views and the truth of Scripture?

My guest Greg Koukl has the key: Asking good questions.

In this replay episode, Greg shares how questions can help answer Christianity’s toughest challenges.

Koukl has hosted his call-in radio show Stand to Reason for over 30 years, has written many helpful books including Tactics: A Gameplan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions.

His book Street Smarts picks up where Tactics left off, providing model questions and example conversations to effectively discuss your Christian beliefs, even on hot-button issues such as moral relativism, the authenticity of Scripture, the gospel, abortion, marriage, gender, and more.

Pick up a Copy: Street Smarts: Using Questions to Answer Christianity's Toughest Challenges

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