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Practicing Radically Ordinary Hospitality in Our Post-Christian World Happening upon Rosaria Butterfield’s The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert this summer had been totally unintentional. Some colleague or other had recommended her as “a Christian author on LGBTQ issues,” so … Continue reading
I realize that, of late, I’ve only posted reviews of novels! This post falls right in line with that trend, but of course that doesn’t mean I’m reading nothing but fiction. As a student, I’ve got my nose deep into … Continue reading
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Illustrated by David Polonsky Where to begin with this one? I devoured this book slowly over the past few weeks, savoring its pages like a box of rich chocolates. And that’s exactly what Anne Frank and her diary are, so … Continue reading
Book 2 This second book in The Dam Keeper series begins in media res (remember that one from literature class?). There’s not much explanation about what had just occurred in Book 1, so this is not a book you’d likely … Continue reading
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Few books are deceptively titled as this, The Biggest Lie in the History of Christianity by Matthew Kelly (2018). An honest review. Continue reading
The Daring Odyssey of Apollo 8 and the Astronauts Who Made Man’s First Journey to the Moon In my reading, I occasionally come across great books that I simply have no desire to finish, for one reason or another. In … Continue reading
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For the 13th installment to The Oregon Files, Clive Cussler and co-author Boyd Morrison take Juan Cabrillo and the crew of The Oregon to an island in the Indian Ocean, India itself, Africa, and the Suez Canal. As a faithful … Continue reading
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While preparing for my recent trip to Laos, I knew I’d need a fair share of entertaining novels on audio-book to keep me company. While I’ve enjoyed listening to Clive Cussler recently, I wanted to branch out into new territory, … Continue reading
A Christian review of The President is Missing by Bill Clinton and James Patterson (2018). Continue reading
Inspirational Stories from Nine Years in Afghanistan To us, Afghanistan was a nation of tea drinkers and farmers—and some other people who liked to walk around with semi-automatic rifles…however, we did not feel like we were living in a nation … Continue reading
