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Scientific history gets debunked in this delightful read, When the Earth Was Flat, though a few of Graeme Donald’s claims sound more opinionated than fact-based. Continue reading
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The Discovery of Genesis by C.H. Kang and Ethel R. Nelson (1979)
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How the truths of Genesis were found hidden in the Chinese language. Continue reading
The Great Alaskan Dinosaur Adventure by Buddy Davis (1998)
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A Real-life Journey through the Frozen Past: With Mike Liston and John Whitmore I love a good adventure story, particularly when it’s true. If it comes from a Christian perspective, well all the better. Before picking up this book from … Continue reading
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Already Gone by Ken Hamm and Britt Beemer (2009)
Why your kids will quit church and what you can do to stop it For the past six months or so, I’ve been working directly with the teens in our church each Sunday morning and during our midweek service. What … Continue reading
Noah’s Flood by William Ryan and Walter Pitman (1998)
The New Scientific Discoveries about the Event that Changed HistoryIllustrations by Anastasia Sotiropoulos; Maps by William Haxby I feel it’s important to mention from the very outset that Noah’s Flood by duo-author team William Ryan and Walter Pitman does not … Continue reading
Firm Foundations: From Creation to Christ by Trevor McIlwain (1991)
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Throughout my training for the ministry, a number of friends and mentors who had served on foreign fields had recommended this Firm Foundations series put out by New Tribes as the clearest exposition of biblical fundamentals that money can buy … Continue reading
Before Adam by Jack London (1906)
“My dream life and my waking life were lives apart, with not one thing in common save myself.” (9) Best known for his naturalistic novels White Fang and The Call of the Wild, Jack London uniquely personified the beasts in … Continue reading
How to Read Genesis by Tremper Longman III (2005)
I picked up How to Read Genesis for a seminary course which ran through the Pentateuch, and I found it a helpful addition to my reference library. While Longman’s work certainly doesn’t stand out as an exceptional commentary on the … Continue reading
Biblical Answers to Tough Questions by Charles C. Ryrie (1991)
I recall one tidbit of advice from seminary that has never left me: “The biggest threat to ministry is ministry itself,” meaning that when you’re constantly surrounding yourself with fellow believers, you run the risk of losing touch with fallen … Continue reading
No Final Conflict by Francis Schaeffer (1975)
The Bible Without Error in All That It Affirms “The issue at stake,” writes Schaeffer in his opening chapter, “is whether the Bible gives propositional truth (that is, truth that may be stated in propositions) where it touches history and … Continue reading