Category Archives: Zondervan Book Reviews
A Review of Kary Oberbrunner’s Your Secret Name
‘Whether you believe in God or not, he believes in you. He fashions each of us according to his likeness. And even though we all have the divine spark within us, most of us never acknowledge this divine thought. As … Continue reading
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Review of Sarah Cunningham’s Picking Dandelions: A Search for Eden Among Life’s Weeds
“This is when I realized the secret my garden-loving grandmother shared with God all along: Picking weeds is a beautiful thing.” So concludes Sarah Cunningham in her book Picking Dandelions: A Search for Eden Among Life’s Weeds. Using the image … Continue reading
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A Review of Rachel Held Evans’ Evolving in Monkey Town
“I’m not yet thirty, but I feel as if over the past few years, my faith has experienced a life time of change.” So writes Rachel Held Evans’ in her book Evolving in Monkey Town that chronicles her at times confusing and … Continue reading
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A Review of Jason Boyett’s O Me of Little Faith
Got doubt? Better yet, “Got DOUBTS?” Doubts about God? Doubts about the Bible? Doubts about…faith? Author Jason Boyett has doubts. Many doubts. Intellectual doubts. Circumstantial doubts. Seasonal doubts. In his book, “O Me of Little Faith” Boyett shares those doubts. … Continue reading
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A Review of Judson Edwards’ The Leadership Labyrinth
I recently received as a gift a copy of Judson Edwards’ book The Leadership Labyrinth. Published by Smith and Helwys of Macon, Georgia, Edwards’ book is a wonderful little volume on the many paradoxes of pastoral ministry. A Baptist ministry of … Continue reading
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