How to Be Right with God, Yourself, and Others — a study guide to Wiersbe’s devotional commentary on Paul’s Epistle to the Romans, Be Right Even through the wary months of COVID, my church conducted in-home small-group Bibles studies once … Continue reading
A Christian review of He Satisfies My Soul (2008) originally published as The Forever Feast (1993) by Paul Brand. Continue reading
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I had the pleasure of enjoying this book while on a long, bumpy ride through the broken roads of Laos this week, and I don’t think I could have asked for better company. Like most Cussler novels, this fifth book … Continue reading
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I listened to this short audio-book (from ChristianAudio.com) while waiting for a recent flight, and only sort of enjoyed it. While it covers some of the major events in the life of Jonathan Edwards, it’s not enough for a reader … Continue reading
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The Scarlet Thread by Dr. Richard Booker is poor exegesis at its finest (or worst). Continue reading
As December rolls on this year, I’m trying to work my way through all those random Christmas books I see laying around people’s houses. Thank God for friends willing to share with this old bibliophile! I want this year to … Continue reading
Christmas would have no meaning if Jesus hadn’t died on the cross for us and then proved that he is God by rising again three days later on Easter Sunday. (24) Perhaps I’m the only man of my generation who … Continue reading
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Overwhelmed by a Relentless God I joined a small group of men from my church to go through this book, and we all found it a very challenging and inspiring read. In fact, it’s right on par with that flavor-of-the-day … Continue reading
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The parable of the two sons takes an extended look at the soul of the elder brother, and climaxes with a powerful plea for him to change his heart. (8) Having never read Tim Keller before, I was excited to … Continue reading
I fancy David Shannon sat in a toy room one day, just itching to think up the plot to his next hit book. He started sketching a pile of Legos here, some train tracks there, a purple stuffed squirrel-moose over … Continue reading
