Book Review: Humility by David J. Bobb Political Science is not my favorite topic and I did not realize that this book is categorized (rightly) under that topic, so please keep that in mind as you read my review. This … Continue reading →
Book Review: Living in Financial Victory by Tony Evans Tony Evans has a no-nonsense, to-the-point style to his writing. There is almost no “fluff”, which is a plus. It is not just a bunch of dry facts either. He sprinkles … Continue reading →
Book Review: Becoming Visible by Sue Z. McGray This book is about one woman’s story and every woman’s story at the same time. If you, as a woman, cannot relate to everything in this book, I know you have a … Continue reading →
Book Review: Letting Go Of Your Limitations by Sandie Freed This book is all about Experiencing God’s Transforming Power (from the subtitle), that is, how to experience it. And tucked away in the middle of the book the author reveals … Continue reading →
Book Review: Meditate and Declare by Lynn Dehnke Meditate and Declare is a book about a method of scriptural meditation and use of declaration along with plenty of examples and ways to put these into practice. The method presented seems … Continue reading →
Book Review: Sisters of Lazarus by Paula K. Parker This book is about some of the life events of Mary and Martha, sisters of Lazarus, from the Bible. This is one of my rare fictional book reviews. It is billed … Continue reading →
Book Review: The Spiritual World of the Hobbit by James Stuart Bell Please note that I am not looking for a debate as to the worth or value of reading a fantasy novel of this type. I am assuming there … Continue reading →
Book Review: The Mercy Prayer by Robert Gelinas The One Prayer Jesus Always Answers What is the most prayed prayer? “Lord, have mercy.” God is merciful and has great mercy and He seems to delight in answering a request for … Continue reading →
