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Here I list 12 of my favorite books that I read in 2025. Continue reading
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Lord Foulgrin’s Letters by Randy Alcorn (2000)
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In the style of The Screwtape Letters, Randy Alcorn hits this collection of demonic letters out of the park. A fantastic read! Continue reading
Heaven by Randy Alcorn (2004)
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All our lives we’ve been dreaming of the New Earth. Whenever we see beauty in water, wind, flower, deer, man, woman, or child, we catch a glimpse of Heaven. (Randy Alcorn, Heaven, 282) Note: this post includes Amazon affiliate links. … Continue reading
Heaven for Kids by Randy Alcorn (2006)
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To wake up my children (ages 11 and 12) lately, I’ve been choosing books that are styled like devotionals. We read an interesting animal-themed book called A View from the Zoo (1987) and are working now through a book of … Continue reading
Deadline by Randy Alcorn (1994)
I have been reading so many Clive Cussler novels lately that I think I’ve been numbed to the idea of real mystery in a novel. For whatever reason, I enjoy the simplicity of a Cussler, which allows me to veg … Continue reading
Safely Home by Randy Alcorn (2001)
“It cost him everything he had…but he gained everything that mattered.” My grandmother loaned me a copy of this book when I returned home after my first year in China. She said that it was a novel that reminded her … Continue reading
We Shall See God by Randy Alcorn (2011)
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We Shall See God: Charles Spurgeon’s Classic Devotional Thoughts on Heaven by Rand Alcorn (2011) Long before I ever began reviewing books (and too long ago now to write a proper review), I read Randy Alcorn‘s Heaven, truly a definitive … Continue reading
The Treasure Principle by Randy Alcorn (2001)
The Treasure Principle: Unlocking the Secret of Joyful Giving by Randy Alcorn (2001) This little volume reveals the Scriptural truths about giving: how a change in one’s attitude towards giving can ignite a reformation in living that will cross over … Continue reading