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Whenever I pick up a book, I like to read every portion—front-matter, back-matter, copyright page, everything—before I actually get into the book. When reading to a bilingual kindergarten class while in the library, however, I generally just grab the first … Continue reading
Raising Your Child with Care, Compassion, and Common Sense While I’ve been learning from John MacArthur for years—most recently through his Grace to You app and Study Bible—I first became aware of Successful Christian Parenting when a friend from our church … Continue reading
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Have Ultimate Purpose in Your Marriage This book came as part of my Logos Bible Software package, and I read as much as I did on my phone through the Vyrso app. I love the Logos software and Vyrso is … Continue reading
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A Walk Across America 2: Two wonderful people on the journey that captured a nation’s heart I first came across the writings of Peter Jenkins as a college student, restless and bent on broadening my horizons with my own future … Continue reading
Talking Freely and Naturally about God with Your Children. I first came across this book while visiting a Midwestern church using it as a discussion springboard for their Sunday School class, and after reading it for myself, I would highly … Continue reading
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
Touted as “the best book on marriage” by countless satisfied readers, Willard F. Harley Jr.’s His Needs, Her Needs: Building an Affair-proof Marriage teaches spouses nearly fool-proof methods for increasing their love for each other. Because Harley believes that each … Continue reading
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“It’s unhealthy when you no longer seek time alone for the sake of recharging your batteries but instead seek it as a means of escape.” (37) I conveniently found this book at a thrift store while I was traveling away … Continue reading
A Biblical Guide to Resolving Church Conflict I am not a pastor, so whenever I am recommended a book about pastoring, I tend to approach it with less enthusiasm than I might a book intended for teachers or other church … Continue reading
The Secret to Love that Lasts When I was in the military, I read this book after having been apart from my wife for nearly a year. She had picked it up when she was alone and had recommended it … Continue reading
