The Ramifications of Our Salvation by John Rataczak This book is loaded with scripture—-in most places almost one scripture for every one to two other sentences. Included are not just the reference of book and chapter, but the whole verse … Continue reading →
Life of John Newton Since this book was originally published in 1831, the style of writing took a little getting used to. It was helpful to me, that I had already read a different book in this series previously. It … Continue reading →
How do we Know the Bible is True? by Ken Ham and Bodie Hodge It must be emphasized that this book is in the field of apologetics. Merely because of that fact alone I must say that it was not … Continue reading →
Ways to Get Closer to God by Jerry MacGregor This book is a challenge. Each day for forty days, the author challenges you with something specific to do, to help you grow closer to God. Even though I own several … Continue reading →
The Runner’s Devotional by Dana Niesluchowski and Dave Veerman I have to admit right from the start that I am not a runner. I am a walker. I love to walk and do so on a regular basis. I didn’t … Continue reading →
Pray-ers Bear Fruit by Kathy R. Green Have you had a season of prayerlessness? Has your zeal for prayer been slipping away? Are you in need of a shot of hope for the fact that God actually does answer prayers? … Continue reading →
The Father’s Love by Dave Moore Amid a Frantic search for His Son, a Father finds His Faith. The subtitle aptly describes the basic story line of this book. As a short read (106 pages), I was easily able to … Continue reading →
Unbiased review of this Christian nonfiction book on the topic of prayer.
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