Escape bad books. Find the best Christian fantasy and sci-fi. Engage fantastical stories for Christ's glory.
Joined March 2017
- Tweets 2,837
- Following 137
- Followers 1,277
- Likes 200
1,100 Photos and videos
Lorehaven retweeted
Wrote this way back in 2017 @Lorehaven. In retrospect, I was over-kind to the BBC. Back then I was more bullish about popular culture. I figured there was no way smart creators would throw away great storytelling for preachy pagan agendas. Ah, such a sweet summer child I was.
1
5
19
542
This will be news to my children who read both of these as teens.
They also had The Hobbit read to them when younger than 10. They understood it all.
I’ve been informed by folks on this site that The Hobbit and now Jane Austen are too difficult for teens. I can’t stress enough how condescending this is to teenagers. You’re taking away all the things that might bring them joy and leaving them with no pastimes but scrolling.
1
89
Lorehaven retweeted
You may ask about Doctor Who's failure: why can't Christians make stories to take its place?
1) Christians do make great sci-fi. Find it. Enjoy it.
2) Don't just wait for it to get popular.
3) Know that even great Christian-made arts don't top secular charts—for good reasons.
1
3
8
267
Lorehaven retweeted
Indeed. Lorehaven is our mission to help fans and families escape bad books and find the best Christian-made fantasy and sci-fi novels. Not just clean/wholesome but quality. Fan- and author-supported. Plus the weekly reviews and podcast episodes. lorehaven.com
2
1
4
63
Lorehaven retweeted
No more excuses to say "where are all the GOOD Christian-made stories?" Ask about my @Lorehaven Library of 1,600 Christian-made published fantasy and sci-fi novels plus 37 reviews.
Please do update this catchphrase: "Where are all the GOOD Christian stories?" Many folks are making these. Right now biblical fiction is the biggest: The Chosen, House of David, the "David" animated film. Over in fantasy we have The Wingfeather Saga. And in novels? LEAGUES more.
7
3
25
679
Lorehaven retweeted
Jun 9
As long as Spielberg keeps saying silly things about Christianity and aliens I'm going to keep posting my take here.
scienceandculture.com/2026/0…
8
3
40
2,111
Lorehaven retweeted
As a sci-fi fan who ranks Spielberg's Jurassic Park, Lincoln and Raiders as favorites, nonetheless I did not enjoy DISCLOSURE DAY.
Aliens are interesting when metaphor & simile are at play in sci-fi, but this apologetic for their existence/govt. conspiracy thriller is a mess. 1/2
1
2
3
1,096
Lorehaven retweeted
Jim Lovell read Genesis 1 from orbit. Buzz Aldrin took Communion on the Moon. Victor Glover spoke of God’s wonderful creation during a lunar flyby.
Why do so many NASA personnel take biblical beliefs beyond our world?
Our latest for Fantastical Truth from @Lorehaven
4
11
342
Apr 16
Can Grace and Rocky save the stars?
Jenneth Leed launches into a cognition assessment of today's fans who love @projecthailmary and similar tales that have fun with genres but celebrate virtue.
1
5
124
Apr 16
"[A metamodern story] keeps the self-awareness, irony, and subversions of expectations. But these stories also value hope, sincere themes, and admirable heroes."
—Jenneth Leed
lorehaven.com/after-repeat-b…
1
59
Lorehaven retweeted
Hello Japan and Korea,
For our latest episode, we talk about why stories and games from your countries are popular all over the world.
Listen to the Fantastical Truth podcast from @Lorehaven on any podcast app, or visit our YouTube channel to hear us dubbed into your language.
1
3
8
357
Apr 9
"I wanted [this show] to be good because I love Star Trek. … What did we get? … A four-hundred-year-old chancellor/captain of a ship/institution who won’t wear shoes and sit up straight on any furniture. A non-violent Klingon who does absolutely nothing."
—@ParkerJCole
1
1
2
111
Apr 9
"After sixty years honoring the Federation’s flagship school, this series showed a class of foolish students who don’t even know themselves."
#StarTrek #StarfleetAcademy
lorehaven.com/star-trek-star…
64
Lorehaven retweeted
Unfortunately this Easter, many franchises stayed in the tomb. Is there any resurrection hope for stories like Star Wars and Star Trek?
That's our discussion this week on Fantastical Truth from @Lorehaven.
New feature! Listen on our YouTube channel for other languages.
1
6
222
Lorehaven retweeted
This good Earth.
"And God saw that it was good."
"For God so loved the world ..."
"Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth ..."
OUR CREATOR LOVES HIS GOOD CREATION!
(Image credit: @NASA and the @NASAArtemis crew!)
1
6
103
Lorehaven retweeted
Dear Japanese Twitter,
About this time last year I visited Tokyo when the cherry blossoms were blooming. You have a beautiful country that I think about often.
Here in Texas, the bluebonnets are blooming. Here is a photo from my friend’s ranch. Hope you can see it one day.
69
403
9,540
101,370
Lorehaven retweeted
This week I've been fighting some of my own life battles! But we can't miss hot topics like these at the @Lorehaven podcast. Here's today's new Fantastical Truth episode with @ztrussell . 💥
What are your favorite war-stories? With or without the word "war" in their very titles?
“Dog bites man, water discovered wet, and something just exploded in the Middle East.”
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😎👍
What a great line after reading Matthew 24:6-8 to start the latest @FantasticalTru2 podcast.
Well done @EStephenBurnett
@ztrussell had a nice line too.
2
3
3
151
Mar 13
Angie Dickinson’s delightful fairy tale The Star-Blessed re-spins elements from "Rumpelstiltskin" and "Cat-Skin" into this lush world of vibrant setting and dashing heroes. Mystery and intrigue build toward a classic happily-ever-after finale.
—@TiciaAIM for Lorehaven
4
107
Mar 12
“I’m tired of ‘agenda’ fiction. Where are all the wholesome Christian-made stories?”
They’re listed here at Lorehaven.
Browse the whole library!
1
5
83
Mar 7
Real outer space is a dangerous place. But in fictional planets and other galaxies, “space” is full of human life, music, adventure, romance, and fantastical new lands.
This week we’re joined by sci-fi novelist Kathy Tyers to explore how the best space operas sing of new worlds.
1
3
82