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: Grandparenting Through Obstacles by Renee Gray-Wilburn and Dianne E. Butts The topic of this book truly “hit home”. This was about MY family, not a generic issue on faith, or child slavery in a foreign country or even … Continue reading →
Book Review: Eyewitness to Majesty: Abandoning Self for Christ—Peter by Mindy Ferguson This is definitely a Bible study—a fill-in-the-blank Bible study. One thing I loved about it was that you actually really needed your Bible! You took your Bible, read … 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 →
Book Review: Dreams and Visions by Tom Doyle Basically this book is about stories of dreams and visions of the person of Jesus as He reveals Himself to Muslims in nine different countries around the world. I had heard about … Continue reading →
Book Review: Matthan by Dana Peters-Colley Matthan is a fictional story about a twelve year old orphan named Grace. She is writing in her diary about her journey in learning to hear God’s voice and step into supernatural encounters. The … Continue reading →
Book Review: Treasure by Dana Peters-Colley “Do you feel like treasure? Do you feel like you are special and have been made for a purpose that drives you on the inside? If you feel like you are treasure, then, this … Continue reading →