Book Review: God, Am I Nobody? by Sheryl Young Yielding our desire for success to God’s will for our lives (by-line)—with lessons from nineteenth century missionary, Hudson Taylor…(from the front cover) “Through a weaving of Bible verses, wise words from … Continue reading →
Book Review: iChoose2 Love My Life by the iBloom Team This book is actually a workbook set up as a year long journey to help you to love your life. In every chapter (there are 52, one for each week) … Continue reading →
Book Review: Enlivened by Faith by Arian T. Moore As with a lot of books the subtitle is very telling—Losing Weight with God’s Help. The author makes it clear that this is going to be a spiritual battle and journey … Continue reading →
Book Review: Experiencing Joy by Patty Mason This book contains strategies for living a joy filled life, as the tagline says. It is intended mostly for those suffering from depression but also for those combating anger, fear and anxiety. Mrs. … Continue reading →
Book Review: From the Land of Milk and Honey by Jennifer Cote From the back cover: “After twenty years of cooking at The New Delhi Sandwich Shop in Pinole, California, chef Jennifer Cote reveals how different flavors, textures, and techniques … Continue reading →
Book Review: Grace by Max Lucado Of course this book was written in the author’s usual easy-to-read-and-understand conversational and sometimes humorous writing style. With a topic as important and as serious as grace can be, you might wonder if this … Continue reading →
Book Review: Walking on Water by Tommy Nelson and Steve Leavitt Walking on Water when you feel like you’re drowning—Finding hope in life’s darkest moments, is a book about how to find help with your anxiety, panic attacks, obsessiveness and … Continue reading →
Book Review: Resolve Conflict God’s Way by Dr. Bill Graybill From the back cover, “Resolve Conflict God’s Way, provides step-by-step guidance to redemptive conflict resolution and mending broken relationships.” The biblical principles contained within apply to all kinds of relationships … Continue reading →