New Revelations of the Americas before Columbus If a person can be “an eclectic reader,” then I guess I am one. I’ll steer clear of the chicklist stuff, of course, but pretty much anything else out there for me is … Continue reading
A Series of Unfortunate Events, Book the Twelfth I’m glad that the author defined the word “penultimate” early on as the one that precedes the ultimate. Otherwise, I’d have needed to look it up in front of my kids and … Continue reading
It’s been years since I read anything by Stephen King, and I’ve sort of missed him. When most people hear his name, they immediately think “horror,” but he has so much more to offer than that. Stephen King is the … Continue reading
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America’s Moral Crisis Jimmy Carter’s presidency of the late ’70s predated me, so I can’t have much opinion on him as President beyond what I’ve learned as history. I knew he was a Southern Baptist and that he struggled with … Continue reading
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Mark Dever re-introduces his 9 Marks of a healthy church in this book, What Is a Healthy Church (2005). Specifically, he focuses on those people who think they need to leave their unhealthy church in search of something more healthy—without realizing they have a responsibility first to try and change their own. Continue reading
Assassins is the third book in the Oliver North series about USMC officer Peter Newman, following both Mission Compromised and The Jericho Sanction. This final installment takes now-Brig. General Newman from his cushy job at Homeland Security into the fray … Continue reading
America and the Great California Earthquake of 1906 I enjoyed this book on audio as I traveled overseas, filling in the margin time of standing in line or busing across the country late at night with the history and science … Continue reading
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Have Ultimate Purpose in Your Marriage This book came as part of my Logos Bible Software package, and I read as much as I did on my phone through the Vyrso app. I love the Logos software and Vyrso is … Continue reading
I picked up How to Read Genesis for a seminary course which ran through the Pentateuch, and I found it a helpful addition to my reference library. While Longman’s work certainly doesn’t stand out as an exceptional commentary on the … Continue reading
This audio book carried me by car from the ethnic streets of Seattle, WA, three days east to my home, dead-center in the American Midwest. Across the still-frozen plains of Montana, I was hoping to fill my imagination with the … Continue reading
