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The Insanity of Obedience (2014) is Nik Ripken’s follow-up to The Insanity of God (2013). Both are worth reading, though this is a critical review. Continue reading
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The Insanity of Obedience (2014) is Nik Ripken’s follow-up to The Insanity of God (2013). Both are worth reading, though this is a critical review. Continue reading
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Killing Christians (2015) is a provoking title and a collection of 8 heartbreaking, edifying stories of persecution and martyrdom by Tom Doyle. Continue reading
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There’s very little known about the plight of persecuted Christians in North Korea, but Restricted Nations: North Korea by P. Todd Nettleton and Voice of the Martyrs (2008) provides a useful introduction. Continue reading
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The story of missionaries Arthur and Wilda Mathews stuck and suffering in China as Communism swept the nation in the early 1950s. Continue reading
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The Battle for God’s Glory among the Nations Because the kids and I read so much together, I feel much slower in reviewing my personal reads, especially my Christian non-fiction works. I’m always reading something, though, and whenever my selection … Continue reading
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Missionary to Burma I recently took a trip overseas to modern-day, war-torn Myanmar and the city of Yangon, formerly Rangoon. I packed lightly—so lightly that I did my laundry in the sink each night and wore those clean clothes the … Continue reading
You’ve probably seen copies of the biography titled Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy published by Thomas Nelson in 2011, fit with a massive black-and-white photo of the preacher’s face. Whenever we selected The Cost of Discipleship for our Siblings’ Book … Continue reading
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The Radical Disciples by John Stott (2010) is an incredibly convicting book about the neglected aspects of my Christian life. Continue reading
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Perusing the library at my parents’ church, I came across this fifty-year-old memoir of a Bulgarian pastor who was kidnapped, jailed, and tortured by the Communists for 13 years under trumped-up charges of espionage. While such books might have been … Continue reading
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And Other Things the Global Church Knows that We Don’t This book came to me by recommendation, much as books like The Insanity of God and God is Red, due to my passion for world missions, specifically in what are … Continue reading