Category Book Review

Book Review: “Irresistible” by Andy Stanley

Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater. Yes, I’m recommending you read it. It will make you think. This book made me go to The Book. It made me search scriptures. It made me question some of my own language, syntax and methodology. I appreciate many of Stanley’s points. I think you will too, but read with caution.

Top Books I Read in 2021

Another year and another annual book post. The genres of books I read last year were definitely varied. Politics and social justice issues were an investment. Books on faith and intimacy with Jesus are to be expected. I enjoyed a few new fiction series as well! Here's the best of what I read...

Top Books I Read in 2020

Reading is deeply enjoyable for me, and as you’ll see from this year’s list, it involved spirituality, nonfiction, and fiction as brain candy. Let me know what you're reading and also if something I recommend makes it onto your 2021 list.

We need good news

We need good news. Here’s a book that offers some surprising insights and re-interpretations of data that may help encourage you. In addition to exposing some faulty perceptions, it will also redirect your attention to your mind’s thirst for what’s good and right about our world.

Top Books I Read in 2019

I ended up reading 43 books in 2019. That surprised me. Reading is deeply enjoyable for me, and as you'll see from this year's list, it involved spirituality, nonfiction, and fiction as brain candy. Let me know what you read last year that you think I'd enjoy, and also if something I recommend makes it onto your 2020 list.

Book Review: “The Rest of God” by Mark Buchanan

This book is intended to either restore or bequeath sabbath to you. It will show you that you are designed to enjoy the Sabbath and that God made a day of rest on purpose - for us. It's not a day to relished as a "day off." Rather, when you recover Sabbath in your life, you will find yourself re-learning how to enjoy and revel in Him.

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