Understanding Why God Allows Pain, Suffering, and Evil The coronavirus outbreak in China has caused many in Asia around the world to scramble and worry, and I must admit that I and my family have joined that crowd. It’s not … Continue reading
Swirly by Sara Saunders, Illus. by Matthew Pierce (2012) It’s not often that I finish a book thinking, “Boy, I wish I had written that!” but this is definitely one of those times. My wife is “a foreigner” and I’m … Continue reading
It’s time once again for some “reckless American adventurism” (Epilogue) As prolific as Clive Cussler has become over the years—what with his multiple series, the occasional non-fiction book, and even a few kids’ books—nothing he writes can compete with action from … Continue reading
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The Art of Spiritual War When was the first time you read The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis? For me, it was in high school, then again in college, and then again more recently just a few years ago. That unique Christian … Continue reading
Book #2 in the Invasion series. I haven’t done enough research to know why Google records Book 1 in Vaughn Heppner‘s Invasion series as having been published two years after Book 2, but I don’t really care. I’m all for reading … Continue reading
Seven Things Independent Fundamental Baptists Get Wrong (and How to Fix Them) As a collection of thoughts from a satirical blogger, this short e-book should be taken with a grain of salt. Sarcasm abounds. With poignant observations stemming from years … Continue reading
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What’s the Time, Mr. Wolf? offers a strange look at a number of various nursery rhymes and fairy tales, mixing them all up in an unexpected way—similar, in a sense, to the story of Each Peach Pear Plum. What’s the … Continue reading
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A philosophical look at the true Jesus from Ravi Zacharais. Why Jesus? (2012) Continue reading
I had been anticipating what changes in style might come with Clive Cussler‘s adjustment in co-authors for this, his 4th installment in the Fargo Adventure series. While I had grown a little bored with the slowing pace of Blackwood‘s writing, and … Continue reading
Having recently finished Book 4 in the Isaac Bell Series, The Race, and having loved it, I was very excited to see this book opening scenes set onboard the Mauritania bound for New York Harbor, because it offered the possibility … Continue reading
