A fascinating tale of family and abandonment, Paul Theroux’s Mosquito Coast is worth a read. A Christian review. Continue reading
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A fascinating tale of family and abandonment, Paul Theroux’s Mosquito Coast is worth a read. A Christian review. Continue reading
Because my wife is Chinese, and my kids are therefore half-Chinese (and half mutt, from my side), I try to pick up kids’ books related to China whenever I find them at thrift stores. This tale set in the distant … Continue reading
Mountain Rain: A New Biography of James O. Fraser by Eileen Crossman and M.E. Tewskesbury (2013) A Christian is immortal till his work is done. (5) Many people have recommended this outstanding biography to me over the years, and only … Continue reading
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A Christian review of James Michener’s epic novel Space (1982) Continue reading
If you love historical fiction with a grungy, violent bent, then Bernard Cornwell is for you! I was first introduced to Cornwell through his Saxon Series depicting the conquests of the Vikings across the English Isles. As thoroughly fascinating as … Continue reading
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A Christian evaluation and review of Between Two Worlds by John R.W. Stott (1982) Continue reading
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God’s Word is ultimately profitable, above and beyond any other text that has ever been written or compiled, and it is the study of this divine text that has for centuries been the source of the Christian’s greatest blessings and … Continue reading