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Perhaps it’s a sign of my generation, but I grew up knowing Roald Dahl only through the films based on his books, not through the books themselves. I’m trying to reverse that trend with my own kids, telling them that … Continue reading
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Eye-Witness Report from a Soviet Court-room This publication from Frontline Fellowship chronicles the two-day trial and sentencing of seven Ukrainian believers in 1969. Needless to say, it’s a timely read, considering Putin’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine and the two-steps-back approach … Continue reading
Now there’s a standout title for you, 666. I picked up this book from my church library, and I figured it would be an interesting book of fiction to try out in my leisure time. I’ve enjoyed the Left Behind … Continue reading
It’s been a while since I’ve read Francis A. Schaeffer book—perhaps five years. I had been on quite a Schaeffer kick for a while there, as I had packed only a few books to take with me overseas, and his … Continue reading
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Perusing the library at my parents’ church, I came across this fifty-year-old memoir of a Bulgarian pastor who was kidnapped, jailed, and tortured by the Communists for 13 years under trumped-up charges of espionage. While such books might have been … Continue reading
