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I’m posting a handful of book reviews that I wrote two decades ago while in college. Sadly, I can’t find reviews of John Grisham‘s better books that I’d also read back then, books like The Client and A Time to … Continue reading
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As I continue through the holiday season, I’m trying once more to read a handful of books about the Savior and the holiday we’ve set aside to celebrate Him. I recently finished books like Alistair Begg’s Christmas Playlist about the … Continue reading
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Christian reviews of this Jackie Chan biography written as an adult, yet mostly about his childhood. I Am Jackie Chan: My Life in Action by Jackie Chan (1998) Continue reading
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A Real-life Journey through the Frozen Past: With Mike Liston and John Whitmore I love a good adventure story, particularly when it’s true. If it comes from a Christian perspective, well all the better. Before picking up this book from … Continue reading
An Epic of Alternative History I don’t recall when I first ran across the concept of “Alternative History,” but it wasn’t than many years ago. This unique offshoot of historical fiction takes the “What If?” game to a whole new … Continue reading
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Left Behind: The Kids – The Search for Truth I was moderately excited to try this series out on my kids during our nighttime reading, and while they were intrigued by the first book in the series and had lots … Continue reading
Left Behind: The Kids – Four kids face Earth’s last days together Ah the 90s. The decade that ate up my childhood with school and games. I remember it fondly, even if it was the period of my life when … Continue reading
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A serious critique of Noah’s Flood by William Ryan and Walter Pitman (1998), a book better titled “The Epic of Gilgamesh.” A Christian review. Continue reading
I knew the real you was in there somewhere. This fantastic children’s book by David Shannon deals with the great human fault of trying to “fit it” with the crowd. Kids will learn about how trying to please one’s peers … Continue reading
How a Father Can Anchor His Family in Christ for the Next 100 Years What’s important is not who my ancestors were. What’s important is who my children and grandchildren will become. (attr. Abraham Lincoln; Steve Farrar, Anchorman, 12) An agency … Continue reading
