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God used Something Needs to Change by David Platt (2019) in my life during COVID, when I was seriously asking: “Now what in the world am I supposed to do?” Continue reading
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How to Battle Depression and Suicidal Thoughts by Ray Comfort (2017)
I had always known Ray Comfort as “that foreign street preacher who works with Kirk Cameron“. I guess I need to spend more time on YouTube! (just kidding—no one needs to spend more time on YouTube!) It was through my … Continue reading
He Touched Me by Benny Hinn (1999)
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Just a quick perusal of my 500+ book reviews will tell you my denominational ilk, but let me start anyways by saying that if there was ever a “Celebrity Death Match” between Benny Hinn and John MacArthur, I’d put all … Continue reading
Operation Screwtape by Andrew Farley (2012)
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The Art of Spiritual War When was the first time you read The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis? For me, it was in high school, then again in college, and then again more recently just a few years ago. That unique Christian … Continue reading
Between Heaven and the Real World by Ken Abraham and Steven Curtis Chapman (2016)
Having grown up in a fairly conservative home, I don’t have a huge “CCM” background. While my parents formed the music team in our Fundamental Baptist Church (not a weird church, thank you very much), while they loved classical music … Continue reading
Survive or Thrive by Jimmy Dodd (2015)
Six Relationships Every Pastor Needs This book found its way into my Vyrso reader, and I can’t recall if it was gift or if it came within my Logos package deal. However I received it, I was very glad to … Continue reading
This Present Darkness by Frank Peretti (1986)
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This Present Darkness is Book One in what was perhaps the first series I ever read as a young adult—and one that has stuck with my for years. It had taken me years ever to get really interested in reading, … Continue reading
Invisible Eagle by Alan Baker (2000)
The History of Nazi Occultism The subject matter of Invisible Eagle—the occult roots of Hitler’s Nazis—is a fascinating one, if only to interact with some of the most difficult enigmas of evil in recent history. This goes right on par … Continue reading
Mountain Rain by Eileen Crossman and M.E. Tewskesbury (1982)
Mountain Rain: A New Biography of James O. Fraser by Eileen Crossman and M.E. Tewskesbury (2013) A Christian is immortal till his work is done. (5) Many people have recommended this outstanding biography to me over the years, and only … Continue reading
The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis (1942)
“A swift kick in the seat of the pants.” That’s how I’d describe this book for the believer who reads it with anything more than a passing fancy. While The Screwtape Letters started out as a series of essays in … Continue reading