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While I have not read the first book in this Traveler’s Series, The Traveler’s Gift, by Andy Andrews, I was immediately intrigued by the fresh concept of an ordinary man in modern times who sits in league with several historical giants. … Continue reading
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A Personal Retreat Guide Personal retreats are essential for uncluttering one’s brain and refocusing on the preeminence of God in all. Jan Johnson’s Living in the Companionship of God provides an excellent format for such retreats through seven lessons that … Continue reading
In his book The Bondage Breaker, Neil T. Anderson shares in a very practical, well-formatted way the processes of the spiritual struggles of the believer. In a much easier fashion to read than that of Mark Bubeck in The Adversary, … Continue reading
In his book, The Adversary: The Christian Versus Demon Activity, Mark Bubeck describes a world with which far too many believers are unfamiliar—that of spiritual activity, of spiritual warfare, and even better of spiritual victory. Bubeck’s Adversary has proven for … Continue reading
[Note: this review was actually a paper I completed in seminary] After having read both The Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth by Richard Foster (1978) and Dallas Willard’s The Spirit of the Disciplines, I ought to be … Continue reading
In writing Spiritual Life: The Foundation for Preaching and Teaching, John Westerhoff has delivered to both Christian leaders a Christian laypeople alike a high look at the spirituality inherently expected in Christian leadership. Westerhoff, an Anglo-Catholic Episcopalian with a Protestant … Continue reading
