There are many ways to choose books, and one method I sort of like (as a transient as I am) is to choose books that center on locations where I presently reside. I don’t live in Beloit, but for the … Continue reading
Tag Archives: 2017
How to Battle Depression and Suicidal Thoughts by Ray Comfort (2017)
I had always known Ray Comfort as “that foreign street preacher who works with Kirk Cameron“. I guess I need to spend more time on YouTube! (just kidding—no one needs to spend more time on YouTube!) It was through my … Continue reading
Steve McQueen by Greg Laurie with Marshall Terrill (2017)
The Salvation of American Icon I grew up in a home that loved old movies. Apart from The Dirty Dozen, these weren’t generally the shoot-em-ups that I prefer nowadays, but rather Marx Brothers and Cary Grant hits. One of our favorites, … Continue reading
The Rooster Bar by John Grisham (2017)
Having just finished my first John Grisham tale in a long, long while, Camino Island, I decided to try out a couple more, both The Rooster Bar and Gray Mountain. Different from Camino which follows more of a caper line, … Continue reading
Camino Island by John Grisham (2017)
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Camino Island (2017) is not at all my favorite John Grisham book. A Christian review. Continue reading
The Great Wall of China and the Salton Sea by Russell Rathbun (2017)
Monuments, Missteps, and the Audacity of Ambition This book first drew my interest due to both its relation to China and its Christian bent. I myself am a Christian with a long-time interest in the inner-workings of China and her … Continue reading