For many years, friends and mentors have encouraged me to add the Firm Foundations: Creation to Christ curriculum from New Tribes Missions to my teaching arsenal, and for just as long I’ve viewed it as too large a project to … Continue reading
“Kurt tended toward overkill. If a small hammer could do the job, a sledgehammer would leave no doubt.” (Chapter 45) So far as I can tell, this is the 46th Clive Cussler novel I’ve read. Hooray for me. While it’s … Continue reading
This final of three books in The Twelfth Imam series by Joel C. Rosenberg picks off immediately from where The Tehran Initiative (Book 2) left off. David Shirazi, a CIA spy codenamed Zephyr, hides deep inside his Iran-friendly cover as … Continue reading
Mirage, Book 9 in Clive Cussler‘s The Oregon Files, is my first taste of Juan Cabrillo in well over a year. During the break between stories, I’ve mostly been consuming The NUMA Files with Kurt Austin, so it took me … Continue reading
Raising kids may be a thankless job with ridiculous hours, but at least the pay sucks. (34) I’ve been away from home for a while now. Perhaps it’s my absence from other Americans with our keen sarcasm and dry humor, … Continue reading
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This book had been recommended to me by several mature believers either in full-time ministry or strongly supporting mission endeavors around the world. When I finally caught a copy, I dug in, not sure of what I’d find. The time … Continue reading
