Book Review

“Plastic Donuts” by Jeff Anderson (published by Multnomah Books) is the best book I’ve read in several years on the topic of giving. Giving? I know, the […]

“The Point: The Redemption of Oban Ironbout” (published by Port Estillyen Productions) is one of those books where the reader wants the writer to turn the corner […]

If someone accused you of worshiping idols, you might respond with a laugh. “You won’t find any hand-carved figurines being bowed down to in my house!” you […]

You can be right without being a jerk. In fact, it really is important to know the truth, and it’s also important to convey that truth humbly. […]

Every human being has a personal story, but not every story should be a book. Such might be the case regarding “North of Hope” by Shannon Huffman […]

Recently I wrote a positive review about Louie Giglio’s newest book, “I Am Not But I Know I Am” (published by Multnomah Books, you can find my […]

Before I read “Bread and Wine: A love letter to life around the table, with recipes” by Shauna Niequist (published by Zondervan), I did something I usually […]

If it wasn’t for the fact I was obligated to read the book in order to write a review, I likely would have put this book aside […]

Usually when someone is looking for a good book on the life of Jesus Christ, they either select one written from a historical position, or one from […]

“The Simple Secret to Growing the Church You Love” is the misleading subtitle of the latest book by Robert Morris titled “The Blessed Church.” The subtitle is […]