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Anytime I come across a Corrie Ten Boom book, I feel like reading it might give me a swift, grandmotherly kick in the pants. This one is a bit different than most, because she’s writing about the End Times, as … Continue reading
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Left Behind: The Kids – The Search for Truth I was moderately excited to try this series out on my kids during our nighttime reading, and while they were intrigued by the first book in the series and had lots … Continue reading
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An honest Christan review of 666 by Salem Kirban (1970), perhaps the worst book I have ever read. Continue reading
Left Behind: The Kids – Four kids face Earth’s last days together Ah the 90s. The decade that ate up my childhood with school and games. I remember it fondly, even if it was the period of my life when … Continue reading
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While I don’t often note “the most surprising read of the year,” this little volume most certainly fits the bill for 2019. I found this book (as I have many others) in the dusty library of my parents’ small country … Continue reading
The Mark, Book Eight in the Left Behind series by authors Tim Lahaye and Jerry B. Jenkins, deals with the continuing struggles of born-again Christians as they live in the latter half of the seven-year Tribulation. In the rubble of … 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
Have you ever tried jumping into a new series midstream, only to find that you’ve got no idea what’s going on and you have zero background information to help you even to venture a guess? That’s how you would most … Continue reading
Part Four of The Last Jihad series by Joel C. Rosenberg takes a new direction from the previous installments, placing less focus on genuine international politics (after all, Rosenberg’s world has been completely rearranged after nuclear blasts and a fierce … Continue reading
There are very few books that I’ve wanted to reread in my lifetime. The Bronze Bow by Elizabeth George Speare; The Enemy Within by Kris Lundgaard; Alive by Piers Paul Read—these are the few that come to mind. Now I’ve … Continue reading
