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With John and Elizabeth Sherrill There are some stories you seem to already know, be it from sermon illustrations or harrowing stories often recounted in discussions of WWII. Take for example, The Diary of Anne Frank. Even if you’ve never … Continue reading
Addresses Given at the Keswick Convention on the Glory and the Uniqueness of the Christian Message I needed a book to re-orient me today, and this five-sermon volume did just that. While I’ve heard the name Zwemer before, I honestly … Continue reading
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God exists. He has always existed. He even predates Time, because He created time. He created everything known and unknown, visible and invisible. This includes Life and all the laws that govern Life and the universe that contains it. This … Continue reading
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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
Hospitality for a Gospel-hungry World For the past several months, I have been researching the topic of Christian hospitality, particularly in education. Throughout that time, I’ve been trying to read up not only on scholarly journals, but also on some … Continue reading
Treasuring Christ in the Media Age I have had this book in my library at ChristianAudio.com since it first came out, and I’ve listened to it twice already. I’m actually due for a re-read (it’s not that long—maybe 3.5 hours … 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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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
I needed a pocket-sized book today for chaperoning my kid’s field trip, and this small volume from my church’s library was just the ticket. Concise yet emphatic, this book studies out seven missional truths from 1Timothy 2:1-8, supporting each with … Continue reading
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A critical evaluation of Peace Child by Don Richardson (1974), an excellent and thought-provoking study of missions in action. Continue reading
