Books & Writing
Candice's Newest Book!
Girl, Get Under Your Umbrella is a candid, faith-centered conversation about God’s design for marriage, family, leadership, and the protective covering He intended within the home.
Using the picture of an umbrella, Candice explores what it means for a wife to willingly remain under the spiritual covering of her husband, while also recognizing the responsibility parents carry to protect, guide, and disciple their children. Along the way, she draws from Scripture, years of study, marriage, motherhood, ministry, and plenty of hard-lived experience.
Written with humor, honesty, and the warmth of two friends talking across a coffee-shop table, this book invites women to reconsider some of the messages our culture has taught us about marriage, identity, submission, strength, and God’s design—and to discover the freedom and security that can come from trusting His order.
Apologetics for Normal People
Coming Soon — Carl Kincaid
A practical introduction to Christian apologetics that starts at the beginning: Is there evidence of design in the universe? From there, the book builds a step-by-step case for the reliability of Scripture and the truth claims of Christianity.
Developed from years of teaching students to think critically about faith, evidence, creation, and Scripture, this book walks readers from the case for intelligent design to the historical reliability of the Bible and the foundations of Christian belief.
Relationships 101 - Returning Soon
Originally written for Carl’s youth students and later shared more widely, Relationships 101 is a practical, straight-talking guide to dating, purity, discernment, and preparing for marriage God’s way. The book walks readers through a “Relationship Ladder,” explores boundaries and accountability, identifies red flags that can derail a relationship, and challenges young people to think beyond attraction toward character, timing, purpose, and lifelong covenant.
The original edition is currently out of print, but an updated and expanded edition is in development—bringing the core message forward with the perspective, study, marriage, ministry experience, and hard-earned lessons of the years since it was first written.