{full disclosure: To comply with federal regulations, I want to state that I received this book in return for my review. I did not receive any other compensation for this review.} Don Miller brings back his most theological work in a re-release/update. Searching For God Knows What was originally Don Miller’s followup to Blue Like [...]
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The Naked Gospel | a review
Saturday, 1 May 2010
The Naked Gospel by Andrew Farley, a reaction to Christian-legalism. The author grew up in an environment where he would feel compelled to do. He describes getting out of bed at night, to ‘witness’ at the gas station, so he check the box and go back to sleep. It is from that hyper-works based system [...]
Bonhoeffer A Biography | a review
Monday, 26 April 2010
{full disclosure: To comply with federal regulations, I want to state that I received this book in return for my review. I did not receive any other compensation for this review.} I just recently finished reading this hefty read. Coming in over 540 pages long, this book has definite quantitative weight, though the life of [...]
The Life of John Wesley | a review
Sunday, 28 March 2010
I just finished a biography of John Wesley by Roy Hattersley. I’ve had the desire to delve into the biographers of past Christians of importance, trying to understand what a Christian life has meant to the men {and women} through the ages who have shaped our faith today in such great ways. This is the [...]
the gospel according to lost by chris seay | a review
Tuesday, 5 January 2010
{full disclosure: To comply with federal regulations, I want to state that I received this book in return for my review. I did not receive any other compensation for this review.} So the week leading up to Christmas, I received Chris Seay’s recent book The Gospel According to Lost; it sat in my stack of [...]