Resource Highlight- Leading into the 21st Century…and Beyond! 2.0 The Blessed Life David and Annie are serving the Lord in the US and in South America. Would you consider a gift to their ministry as they continue impacting so many lives? Just click here. Thanks so much! Show credits: Opening music- Beach Bum Kevin MacLeod […]
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Author C. D. Baker says in the Preface to Becoming the Son: An Autobiography of Jesus that, “The events in this story either happened according to the biblical record, or could have happened according to clues in the biblical texts, the historical record, or reasoned observation.” It was good to know this up front. I
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Pastor Phil Pringle’s latest book, Peace, tackles the subjects of fear, anxiety, worry, despair and depression. These things are epidemics in modern society. The media cultivates and then throws gasoline on the fire of people’s fears. Our governments use fear and worry to keep people in line. Even some religious groups use fear to keep
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Dr. Rutland starts this book off by describing a period of deep and dark depression that he found himself in. The irony of this is that Dr. Mark had found success in almost everything that he had done. He turned around a failing mega church after the previous pastor’s moral failure. He also took two
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As Holocaust survivors pass away, books like I Only Wanted to Live: The Struggle of a Boy to Survive the Holocaust will become even more important. While many people want to rewrite history and downplay the Holocaust or even deny that it ever happened, books like this will help us to remember this horrible atrocity
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The attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi will go down in history as a terrible tragedy. Not only was a United States Ambassador murdered, but three other Americans also lost their lives in the attack. After the fact, we know that Ambassador Stephens had made a number of requests for more security for the
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For the last couple of years, this book review has been one of my top viewed posts. This is definitely a book to put on your reading list for 2016! Fearless is not a book about the Navy SEALs even though Adam Brown was a member of the elite SEAL Team Six. This is not a
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By Canoe and Dog Train: The Adventures of Sharing the Gospel with Canadian Indians (Updated Edition. Includes Original Illustrations.)is the memoirs of Egerton Ryerson Young. He was a Canadian pastor in Hamilton, Canada. He was appointed by the Methodist Church as a missionary to the indian tribes in the Canadian wilderness in 1868. This book
With Summer coming up for my friends in the US, it is a great time to pick out a few books to read while you are on vacation. Actually, any time is a good time to pick out a few new books to read. We all have heard the phrase, “Leaders are readers.” Reading, however,
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*With opening day just two weeks away, I wanted to post one more review of a great baseball book. This is another great read about another one of baseball’s iconic figures. Check it out! Mickey Mantle was a hero to so many young men and women. I was a little too young to really appreciate
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