I’ll admit, I’m not the biggest Leonard Sweet fan. I think his books drone on and on and he fills page after page with fluff and filler. Maybe I grasp the point quicker than others, but I think he’s verbose. But, I do have to admit that, while he may go on and on, he [...]
If you haven’t had the chance to read The Last Lecture, I encourage you to do so! Randy Pausch was a professor teaching computer aided 3D graphic modeling who was diagnosed with cancer. He was invited to give a lecture as part of what was formally called the “Last Lecture” series. His lecture is his [...]
How do we interact with a God that we can not physical see, hear, or touch? How do we know this God? How does this God work in our lives? – These questions form the basis of Philip Yancey’s brilliant exploration of God in Reaching for the Invisible God. I can’t say enough about Philip [...]
Simply put – Os Guinness is brilliant. His writing is clear and concise with solid theology and practical application. His use of history, particularly biographical vignettes from throughout history, give richness and realism to his writing. He writes with purpose, not just to fill pages with recycled ideas and obvious conclusions. Though an academic (he [...]
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