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Review of Leonard Sweet’s I Am A Follower
“Jesus wasn’t looking for leaders at all. Jesus was looking for followers.” I am glad that these words have been written and that Leonard Sweet had the conviction to write them in his new book, I am A Follower: The … Continue reading
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Tuesday Book Review: Carolyn Weber’s Surprised by Oxford
“What’s your take on Jesus? TDH asked simply. “Do you know much about Him?” “Of course I know Jesus,” I practically guffawed. “Everyone knows Jesus… It suddenly occurred to me that apart from the cliched images or flat memories, I … Continue reading
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Tuesday Book Review of Mark Horne’s JRR Tolkien
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Book Review of Ian Morgan Cron’s Jesus, My Father, The CIA, and Me: A Memoir…of Sorts
“How can you tell when you’ve crossed the meridian that divides hatred and forgiveness? Is it when the dirt path beneath your feet, frozen by hard winter’s bitter wind, softens under summer’s grace? Or is it when words you’ve worked … Continue reading
Tuesday Book Review: Larry Brooks’ Story Engineering
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Tuesday Book Review of Larry Stone’s The Story of the Bible
“Is the story of the Bible an account of its many translations? Is the story of the Bible part of the history of the Jewish people for more than three thousand years and the Christian church for two thousand years? … Continue reading
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Tuesday Book Report: Fasting by Scot McKnight
“Fasting is what happens to the person who yields the whole person-body, soul, spirit, heart, and mind – to God.” So says Scot McKnight, professor and author, and writer of a very fine introduction and, in many ways, re-introduction to … Continue reading
Review of Robert Benson’s In Constant Prayer
“There is something to be said for listening to something other than our own sweet selves, something to be said for having to find and be found by God inside the words of prayer and worship that have been offered … Continue reading
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Review of John Perry’s biography of Robert E Lee: A Life of Virtue
“…humility was the key to Lee’s leadership ability. Men worked harder for him out of respect and admiration than they ever would have out of obligation or fear, or even self-preservation.” So concludes John Perry in a new assessment of … Continue reading
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