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When someone writes a spiritual autobiography, it's bound to be interesting. When someone like C.S. Lewis does so, it's an important read, even if this reader gives the book a "three-star" rating.
David Garrow's 1000+ page biography of Barack Obama is ponderous. Yet, it was also provocative. Here are some conclusions and thoughts about the book and the Obama he reveals.
Here’s my annual listing of the Top Ten books I read in 2024, with some honorable mentions and a few more page-turning details.
This is the third in a three-part book review series. This examines a book seeking to pull back the curtain on intentional and malicious influencing of the Christian church by outside sources.
A book magnifying the beauty and dignity of relationships in our occupations - which urges us to answer the question, "Knowing what I know, what will I do about it?”
This is the first in a three-part series reviewing three books. "Life in the Negative World" by Aaron Renn urges Christians and churches to consider the reality of a culture that hates them.
A much-needed addition to the ongoing conversation about how to solve the overdose crisis, hold pharmaceutical companies accountable for opioid deception, and serve those caught up in webs of addiction.
This is a short post intended to get your RESPONSE. Take 2 minutes to leave a comment/respond. What books most shaped or impacted you?
Here are three books that each offer some great insights. One focuses on Christian discipleship, and the other two on significant cultural issues that require a lens of wisdom to interpret.