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David Gregory's The Last Christian was another pleasant surprise: a Christian novel that is not cheesy, not preachy, but well-written and explicitly Christian. Gregory paints a convincing picture of the not-too-distant future, while weaving a... [Read on]
Every now and then, I pick up a book out of my usual genre range. I am a sci-fi fan, but never have been much into fantasy. Karyn Henley's Breath of Angel, book one of her Angelaeon Circle, will appeal to readers of fantasy fiction, especially... [Read on]
What a refreshingly entertaining novel! The God Cookie is a delightful read, with a bit of inspiration thrown in. When Parrish, a twenty-something coffee shop owner, decides to tell God he's "all in" for obeying him, he's not sure how to... [Read on]
If you have ever read a book or magazine article about budgeting or personal finance, you have probably run across most ideas in Cheri Gillard's little book. In fact, if you stop and spend 20 minutes right now brainstorming with your spouse or a... [Read on]
I had not read anything by Patrick Morley before, although his book The Man in the Mirror has sold millions of copies and has served as the inspiration for men's groups and discipleship ministries around the world. Morley has a great reputation... [Read on]
When the little polar bear's mother is expecting a cub, Little Cub is full of questions. Mama and Papa reassure her as best they can: "God gave us you. Now he's given us two!" As Mama's lap shrinks, Little Cub becomes convinced that Mama's and... [Read on]
You may vaguely recall the stories a few years ago about some Mexican fisherman who drifted across the Pacific for months, ending up 5500 miles from home. The story of their survival made them into celebrities for a brief time, but came and went... [Read on]
I have never met Phil Callaway, but after reading To Be Perfectly Honest, I almost feel like I know him. Callaway brings his sense of humor and perceptive view of life to bear on the question, Can I go a whole year without telling a lie?... [Read on]
Biblical archaeology might not strike you as fodder for an adventure novel, but Grant Jeffrey and Alton Gansky make it work in The Scroll. Taking cues from Indiana Jones and Michael Crichton, these authors send the world's foremost biblical... [Read on]
Stovall Weems, pastor of a large multi-campus church based in Florida, believes there is a key to having a "life fully awakened to God at all times." We should aim to "live life as God intended it to be lived--fully awake, fully alive, and... [Read on]