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Graphic novels are certainly not my norm, but when I came across this little 3-chapter read in my pastor’s library, I knew I had to read it. For one thing, I don’t know nearly as much as I ought to … Continue reading
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Graphic novels are certainly not my norm, but when I came across this little 3-chapter read in my pastor’s library, I knew I had to read it. For one thing, I don’t know nearly as much as I ought to … Continue reading
Back in 2007 when I was overseas and couldn’t access much American news, I got into downloading The Colbert Report. Of course, Comedy Central isn’t the wisest place to get actual news—and certainly not a wise place to feel good … Continue reading
In taking a brief respite from Cussler’s NUMA Files, I decided to delve into his Isaac Bell Adventures. This, Clive Cussler‘s most unique series yet, stars Isaac Bell, the lead detective in the Van Dorn Detective Agency during the very early … Continue reading
“This plot is as thick as clam chowder” – Paul Trout, Chapter 49 This installment to The NUMA Files started off in such a cloudy mess of befuddlement, stretching across time in who knows how many locales around the world, … Continue reading
The restoration of life as it was meant to be…is…the adventure we were created to enjoy and have longed for every day of our lives. (93) The stories that infatuate us, from novels to films to our own daydreams, hold … Continue reading
A ShepherdCare Guide for Pastors, Ministers, and Other Caregivers This is perhaps the most practical preparation guide a would-be minister could take, short of immersing himself in an internship or meeting regularly with a mentor for assignments and accountability. Authors … Continue reading
Zondervan’s Counterpoints series is the first of its kind that I have ever come across, a kind of textbook which mixes the best qualities of formal debates with the ease of a chapter book. Four authors who span the spectrum … Continue reading
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I have kept it no secret that I am a big Jerry Bridges fan. His books are not only enlightening and challenging and filled with spiritual truths in laymen’s terms, but they are also downright genuine. Jerry is honest: he … Continue reading
In their book, 11 Innovations in the Local Church: How Today’s Leaders Can Learn, Discern and Move into the Future, co-authors Elmer Towns, Ed Stetzer and Warren Bird describe eleven innovative church-types growing in North America today, and they dissect … Continue reading
In his book, A New Kind of Church: Understanding Models of Ministry for the 21st Century, Aubrey Malphurs not only argues for change in the way the majority of American Christians do church, but also seeks to meet head-on the … Continue reading