When Work and Family Collide by Andy Stanley Keeping your job from cheating your family—this is the subtitle and it is very appropriate to the content. This is what the author meant by the term “cheating”: choosing to give up … Continue reading →
Ten Steps to a Closer Walk with God by David M. Showers I loved the conversational style of writing in this book which made it very easy to read. It also seemed very practical with actual suggestions of things to … Continue reading →
Close Enough to Hear God Breathe by Greg Paul Close enough to hear God breathe…and the subtitle is, “The Great Story of Divine Intimacy”… I derive no pleasure from giving a bad review but this book was entirely disappointing. I … Continue reading →
The Ultimate Prescription by Dr. James L. Marcum Dr. Marcum was brave to expose some deceptions about the modern medical industry, like how many people die annually from prescribed drugs and that drugs do not cure the cause of disease … Continue reading →
The Freedom Revolution by John F. Beehner I found this book to be a mixture of history, religion, politics, economics and business. There was so much business information on how to run a company in a godly manner that it … Continue reading →
The Ramifications of Our Salvation by John Rataczak This book is loaded with scripture—-in most places almost one scripture for every one to two other sentences. Included are not just the reference of book and chapter, but the whole verse … Continue reading →
Life of John Newton Since this book was originally published in 1831, the style of writing took a little getting used to. It was helpful to me, that I had already read a different book in this series previously. It … Continue reading →
How do we Know the Bible is True? by Ken Ham and Bodie Hodge It must be emphasized that this book is in the field of apologetics. Merely because of that fact alone I must say that it was not … Continue reading →