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
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A Christian review of Marx and Satan, Richard Wurmbrand’s eminently critical look at Communism in 1986. Continue reading
This book was an important addition to my library during my military years, specifically since I was training to be a Chaplain (something that bureaucratic stupidity never allowed to blossom, to which in hindsight I can now say “praise the … Continue reading
If you cut the flesh any slack, you’ll watch it regroup and revive. (40) This has been one of the more important books in my life, one that I’ve re-read several times. I was first introduced to it at a … Continue reading
The armor kept our vitals, the Spirit kept our soul. (11) Epic poetry—not really my genre, though my experience with it has been mere fits and starts with such masterpieces as Paradise Lost, The Iliad, and even Shakespeare. While Due … Continue reading
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My time away from reviewing books has not been a time away from reading. Most of my reading has been non-fiction, though during a 4-week trip out West, I came equipped only with my Kindle and an urge for some … Continue reading
The dragon’s battle for China’s one billion souls! This little booklet of 74 pages details the experiences of two Chinese Christians and one foreigner whose lives have been drastically changed, in one way or another, through the handling of the … Continue reading
Standing Strong when Satan Attacks In Faith Under Fire, Steven J. Lawson develops the reality that Jesus Christ set an example for believers in all areas of His life. Lawson focuses the entirety of his book on the single passage … Continue reading
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I purchased this book in college at a bargain barn, and it sat on my shelf for years. For whatever reason, I just didn’t expect much from it. Comparing it to the other Frank Peretti books I’ve read (like The … Continue reading
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Having read Peretti’s Darkness books when I was a teen, I knew that his novels can be both captivating and spiritually informative. Those books in fact had a big impact on my prayer life back in the day, recognizing the … Continue reading
