Book Review: Noah Webster—Father of the Dictionary by Isabel Proudfit This book is a historical biography originally published in 1942. It contains quite a bit of historical tidbits since Noah Webster lived through and experienced the Revolutionary War and the … Continue reading →
Book Review: Persecuted by Paul Marshall, Lela Gilbert and Nina Shea This book is about the global assault on Christians—up-to-date information on persecution of Christians from around the globe. If you think Christians are not persecuted, not tortured, not imprisoned, … Continue reading →
Book Review: God of All Creation by James Robison Life Lessons from Pets and Wildlife—the subtitle accurately portrays the basic topic of this book. I would add that they are life lessons for Christians about God, how to hear His … Continue reading →
Book Review: Outrageous Courage by Kris Vallotton and Jason Vallotton This book is about Tracy Evans, a Holy Spirit-filled believer in Jesus, physician assistant and missionary. It is written in the first person—it is her story (written and transcribed from … Continue reading →
Book Review: Church on Sunday, Nothing on Monday by Keith Hammond This book is about getting outside of the church walls and getting out into the community to serve. That is a noble goal, since there are a lot of … Continue reading →
Book Review: Worship by John MacArthur I was tempted to be offended while reading this book. The author makes the occasional “jab” at segments of modern American Christendom outside his own. Because of this and because he is extremely dogmatic … Continue reading →
Book Review: Hosting the Presence by Bill Johnson This book is all about the Holy Spirit. It starts out with biblical and historical examples of people who were able to “host the presence”. This seemed helpful if you need to … Continue reading →
Book Review: Medicines that Kill by James L. Marcum The first ten chapters of this book are about “what the medical community isn’t telling you” (phrase from back cover). The statistics of the frequency and quantity of deaths and mistakes … Continue reading →