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Five more life-altering books for me, this time from a secular angle Continue reading
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5 Influential Books – Christian Edition
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Here I highlight 5 Christian books (excluding the Bible) that changed my life—in one way or another, Continue reading
A Hunger for God by John Piper (1996)
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A thoughtful reasoning from Scripture why ever Christian should fast—especially now. Continue reading
Battle for the American Mind by Pete Hegseth and David Goodwin (2022)
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The Progressives have been infecting American education for far too long. It’s high time we return to Classical Christian Education! Continue reading
Distractions: What Keeps You from Living a Full Life?
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Sometimes what your brain needs is a nice, healthy Defrag. I know mine does! Continue reading
Ten Girls Who Changed the World by Irene Howat (2001)
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A Christian review of this fascinating devotional for kids, Ten Girls Who Changed the World by Irene Howat (2001) Continue reading
Implications Abound by Adam4d (2015)
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A Collection of Curiously Christian Comics Rarely do I find time to re-read books, but these 85 pages zoom by so fast, I’ve re-read this little book multiple times—and honestly, I wouldn’t mind reading it again. Before picking up this … Continue reading
Counter Culture by David Platt (2015)
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A Compassionate Call to Counter Culture in a World of Poverty, Same-Sex Marriage, Racism, Sex Slavery, Immigration, Persecution, Abortion, Orphans, Pornography About a decade ago, I read David Platt’s instant classic, Radical (2008) in conjunction with Francis Chan’s Crazy Love … Continue reading
The Art of Neighboring by Jay Pathak and Dave Runyon (2012)
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Building Genuine Relationships Right Outside Your Door It’s odd. Although I covered relationships and hospitality in my dissertation and have read dozens of similar books on the topic, I’ve never taken the time to review any of them. I think … Continue reading