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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.
How I journal (and why I review it) and the call to rescue.
Lord Acton said, "Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." We see this warning about power even for those who are "righteous" in one of the Psalms.
The November 2024 election is significant. For those desiring to vote as a Christian, it may require an understanding of shrewdness and the "proximate."
Price and height are important, of course. But when a toilet audaciously claims to be powerful while meeting the above criteria, that's your cue.
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.
Matters of fueled hatred must be replaced by meaningful, faithful humility. May we pray that leaders rise up who will repent and lead a nation to healing and unity.
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?
