Book Review: On a Quest for Christ by Lisa Are Wulf As usual, the subtitle is very telling—“tracing the footsteps of your spiritual journey”. That’s what this book is really about. It’s about looking back from the very beginning to … Continue reading →
Book Review: Great for God by David Shibley In this book the author explores the lives of twenty three different men and women whom he considers to be great for God. They were all Protestant missionaries—the subtitle to the book … Continue reading →
Book Review: A Radical Faith by James Goll From the introduction, “…this book is book-length Bible study on one theme, the enduring fundamentals of the faith that must be built into the foundation of every mature Christian.” One of the … Continue reading →
Book Review: When You Ask Why by Daniel Johnson I have to admit I wasn’t sure where this book was going at first…but I ended up pleasantly surprised. I appreciated the way Daniel Johnson summed up the answer to the … Continue reading →
Book Review: The Secrets of Biblical Wisdom by Kyle Searcy The author shares part of his journey on how God helped him to gain more wisdom. He shares authentic personal stories as well as biblical story examples for each point … Continue reading →
Book Review: The Lost Art of Pure Worship by James Goll and Chris Dupre Basically, I loved it—knew I would. This book actually has six authors or contributors. That is not a bad thing, especially in this case. Sometimes when … Continue reading →
Book Review: Fully Alive by Ken Davis This book gave me mixed emotions in more than one way. Overall, Fully Alive made me both cry and laugh out loud. I appreciate both reactions and felt especially pleased when I reminded … Continue reading →
What Matters Most by Leonard Sweet I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I especially liked the historical stories and references sprinkled liberally throughout. The stories were many, varied, almost all new to me and tied in well with the subject … Continue reading →