This is an important book on the church. You should read it. It is important for two reasons: 1) It’s short 2) It’s solid Why short is important: Many of my non-reader friends scoff at the length of books (typical … Continue reading
The following is a quick review I’m writing for Waterbrook Multnomah on Living in Love by James and Betty Robison. I was provided a review copy to read and comment on. So, here’s my honest take. There are 17,549 search … Continue reading
Last weekend, I enjoyed a quick read of Smooth Stones: Brining Down the Giant Questions of Apologetics, by Joe Coffey, Cruciform Press’s featured book for June. Smooth Stones tackles six of the biggest questions usually held by skeptics of the … Continue reading
Ever since God saved me, I have desired to serve him with my whole life. For the first several years of my Christian walk I had assumed (and was probably taught) that the highest possible manifestation of that desire was … Continue reading
Gabe Lyons (author of Unchristian) sees a new breed of Christian on the rise: The Restorers. Fueled by a firm realization of the Gospel, that they were once dead, but have been brought back to life by the grace of … Continue reading