As a fan of legal fiction, such as John Grisham or Randy Singer, I also enjoy good cop/crime fiction. Most of the stuff in this genre that I’ve read has been from mainstream authors; I’ve never read good crime fiction from a Christian author. Until now. Janice Cantore has written an amazing book in this…
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Book Review – Future Grace by John Piper
John Piper is not one of my favorite authors. I have several of his books in my library, and have enjoyed some of them immensely. But I still have a tough time enjoying reading much of his stuff. I still read some of it though. Because it challenges me to think. And thinking is the…
Book Review – Innovation’s Dirty Little Secret by Larry Osborne
Innovation. It’s what creates repeatedly successful leaders. You know the one’s I’m talking about. The leader who has success again and again and again. What is it that sets that kind of leader apart from the ones who have one good idea, or maybe two? Innovation. And when you understand it, you have the potential…
Book Review – Don’t Miss The Boat by Paul Taylor
Perhaps the most fiercely contested event from early Genesis is Noah’s Flood. Even more than the creation account, the Flood described in Genesis 6-9 has been rejected by mainstream thought. But understanding Noah’s Flood is critical to understanding the world we live in today. The biggest problem lies in the fact that there is very…
Book Review & Giveaway! – Torn Blood by David J. Bain
Most of the time, I’m a hit or miss fan of fiction that is controversial or apocalyptic in nature. But Torn Blood was a book I simply could not put down. The plot is a labyrinth of mystery, and details unfold in their own time, and aren’t easily predictable. Only days before reporting for duty…
Book Review – Apostate by Kevin Swanson
Western civilization as we know it is on the decline. Immorality and decadence are rampant. God has been evicted. And we are dying. How did it start? Where did it start? And, more importantly, what can we do about it? Kevin Swanson has written what may by the most troubling, and yet the most important,…