The Quest for Biblical Ministry This, then, is the conclusion of the whole matter: fear God and do your homework. But after you’ve done your homework, put your imagination to work by asking yourself: (1) How does this text relate … Continue reading
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When I think of Clive Cussler‘s earliest years, I think of the simplicity of The Mediterranean Caper. When I think of the time when Cussler first hit it big, I think of Raise the Titanic. But when I think of … Continue reading
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Pictures by Kathy Osborn I recently highlighted my family’s love for children’s stories about ancient China with a review of Ming Lo Moves the Mountain, our all-time favorite. Another that we’ve recently come across is The Emperor’s Garden, which is … Continue reading
I have been reading so many Clive Cussler novels lately that I think I’ve been numbed to the idea of real mystery in a novel. For whatever reason, I enjoy the simplicity of a Cussler, which allows me to veg … Continue reading
A Pacific Quest by Bamboo Raft It’s been far too long since I’ve allowed myself a good non-fiction adventure story. Usually I enjoy accidental survival tales like Alive, Into Thin Air, or The Perfect Storm, though occasionally a purposeful tale … Continue reading
The answer to Ravi Zacharias’ question, Can Man Live Without God, is a resounding “No”—at lest when the spirit is concerned. Continue reading
Jerry Bridges is one of the best Christian authors on topics of personal growth. His “I’m-not-there-yet” honesty is genuine and human, and The Discipline of Grace is a clear summary of all he has written before. Based specifically off of … Continue reading
In writing Spiritual Life: The Foundation for Preaching and Teaching, John Westerhoff has delivered to both Christian leaders a Christian laypeople alike a high look at the spirituality inherently expected in Christian leadership. Westerhoff, an Anglo-Catholic Episcopalian with a Protestant … Continue reading
