Category: Reviews
Light in the Darkness by Charlotte Thomason
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Light in the Darkness is a 25-day devotional for trauma survivors written by Charlotte Thomason. Watch an interview on the inspiration behind the book.
5 Books You Should Read Before You Die
There are many “lists” of books to read. But if you had to pick just five books to recommend to someone that they should read before they die, what would those books be?
These are my “5 books to read before you die” that I am recommending.
The Insanity of God Review
The Insanity of God is a book by missionary, Nik Ripken about his experience as an on-the-ground missionary, as well as a compilation of his years of research on the persecuted church. It was published in 2012. Nik has also published two other books: The Insanity of Obedience: Walking with Jesus in Tough Places and The Insanity of Sacrifice: A 90 Day Devotional.
Five Books I’m Reading in 2022
What is on your reading list for 2022? These are five books I’m reading in 2022.
An Unexpected Journal: Saints and Sanctuaries
Every quarter, we publish a new issue of An Unexpected Journal, a journal devoted to cultural apologetics. For Spring 2022, we are discussing “Saints and Sanctuaries.” Why saints and why sanctuaries?
Does what we believe matter? A review of Engaging Theology
Engaging Theology gives an introduction to what we as Christians believe, why we believe it, and how we got to those beliefs. It also explains why it matters.
After Virtue by Alasdair MacIntyre
What is virtue? This is one of the questions Alasdair MacIntyre asks in his book After Virtue. Originally published in 1981, it was considered a groundbreaking work in moral and social philosophy … or maybe not so much “groundbreaking” as clarifying.
Time Travel, Molinism, & the Problem of Evil in Now, Then, and Everywhen
Can a science fiction book about time travel help us understand Molinism and the doctrine’s position on the providence of God and free will? A book review on Now, Then, and Everywhen.
Disability and the Problem of Evil
How does one deal with the problem of evil when they are disabled? A book review on Disability and the Problem of Evil by Zak Schmoll
Donaldina Cameron: 20th Century Abolitionist
A book review of Fierce Compassion: The Life of Abolitionist Donaldina Cameron.
On Deceptive Experiences: A Review of “Dodging Evil”
Dodging Evil is the memoir of P.C. Field and her encounters with two worlds, the physical world and the unseen world. Born of part Yaqui heritage, she inherits abilities of her people to see into the unseen world and recognize spirits in operation.
Announcing #NoFear: A 7-Day Devotional Journal to Overcome Fear & Anxiety
Here’s my news! I published a devotional on Amazon this week! The Kindle version will be free on Amazon for three days starting November 28th, through Saturday, November 30th.
The Abolition of Man Summary
The Abolition of Man by C.S. Lewis is considered one of the masterpieces of the twentieth century. Written when Nazi Germany was terrorizing the world, Lewis warned of the true danger, of thinking oneself is the center of all true and above the moral law.
My Trading Bible Book Review: Stock Trading for Christians
A book review on “My Trading Bible by Mark Andrew Ritchie, which could also be known as the “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” on stock trading for Christians.
How to Pray Effectively: A Review of “Strike the Mark”
How to pray effectively. James Goll has written a book, “Strike the Mark” on how to pray effective prayers. A book review.
Apologetic Books for Writing
What are the best books to learn how to write apologetics? A list of recommended apologetic writing books.
Apologetic Books and World Religions
There are thousands of religions in the world: how do you learn apologetics to defend the Christian faith? A list of books on world religions and apologetics
Spirit of the Rainforest Review
What does the spiritual world actually look like? In this Spirit of the Rainforest book review, we get an inside look through the eyes of a Yanamamo shaman.
An Intro To Apologetics
If you are looking for an intro to apologetics, there are excellent books available. Learn basic apologetic arguments now.
The Power of a Spiritual Journey: A Review of “By Faith” by Nancy Gavilanes
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A personal testimony can be a powerful witness. A book review on “By Faith” by Nancy Gavilanes.
The Apologetic Value in Film and Visual Arts
What film or movie can be used in cultural apologetics? A list of movies that can be used to show the redemptive power of the Gospel.
