Here are a few great deals I’ve found for Christian books for your Kindle (and other eReaders, too).

What’s the best response to a bad writing day? Keep writing. If the goal of the day is to write 1000 words or even 250 words, don’t stop until you’re done. Even if what you write is terrible, terrible, terrible. And you had to become repetitive and write icky sentences to hit your goal.

Through the lens of the Holocaust, Andy Andrews examines how Hitler was able to get eleven million people to march to their deaths with so little resistance. In short, he lied to them. And, sadly, they believed it. This is a short book. You can literally read it in less than an hour. But don’t be fooled by it’s size. It’s a little book that could be the start of something very big. It’s a book you will want to read for yourself and then give to others.

Apple's new publishing program, released just a few weeks ago, seemed like a really cool piece of software that would make it possible for people to create an iBook complete with all kinds of interactive functionality, with very little coding know-how. But because of some funky wording in the End User License Agreement, some people worried that Apple was claiming ownership to any content created using its software. Well, Apple updated the language of its EULA on Friday to make it clear that the content you create using iBooks Author is all yours.

Welcome to the January 25, 2012 edition of christian carnival ii. Each week, we bring together a selection of the best articles from across the web.

Crosswalk.com talks with Dr. Ravi Zacharias about his latest book, Why Jesus? Dr. Zacharias responds to the mass marketed spirituality of Deepak Choprah, Oprah Winfrey, and other postmodern gurus by pointing to the truth that is found only in Christ.

The Apple-developed app, available as a free download from the Mac App Store, (ideally) makes it easy to make books for the iPad. But together, iBooks 2 and iBooks Author are moves to capture the future of education and self-publishing, and to continue to build on the success Apple had under the late Steve Jobs.

Until that day when the sun’s light is no longer hindered, Christians will continue to defend the gospel. To this end, Alister McGrath offers another resource for the church: Mere Apologetics: How To Help Seekers and Skeptics Find Faith. Writing in the mold of his fellow Oxford Don, C. S. Lewis, McGrath provides an insightful and readable introduction to apologetics that will not only equip the Christian to engage the skeptic but also equip Christians to address their own doubt.

A new Christian book is a collection of essays to create a short memoir of how God has guided a man through life experiences and scenes through movies. A unique journey through life and how movies can speak to all of us. You can pick it up today through Amazon.com

Alan Jacobs, professor of English at Wheaton College and the author of the new book, "The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction," is sanguine about the future of reading and the book, and positively seductive when he urges us to read "for the plain old delight and interest of it, not because we can justify its place on the mental spreadsheet or accounting ledger."