I am fascinated by history. I’m especially fascinated by origins history. So reading a book on the nature and origins of civilization seemed natural. I wasn’t disappointed. I’ve read other material on this before, such as Bodie Hodge’s Tower Of Babel. So when I received a copy of Henry Morris’ book, God And The Nations,…
Category: The Randleman Review
Book Review – Afloat by Erin Healy
My only experience with any of the works of Erin Healy has been her books coauthored with Ted Dekker, one of my favorite authors. The books that the two of them have collaborated on have been excellent, so it was with a bit of excitement that I decided to read one of her solo efforts….
Book Review – Spark by Jason Jaggard
One of my least favorite genres is the self-help book. Every time I read something from this category, I feel completely underwhelmed. Spark, by Jason Jaggard, is no different. Full of forced optimism and predictable cliches, Spark left me with the unmistakable feeling that life is nothing but formulas: if you do this, then that…
Book Review – A Matter Of Trust by Lis Wiehl
One of my favorite genres is the legal thriller. I’ve read such authors as John Grisham and Randy Singer for years, and have enjoyed their books. However, I’ve never had the opportunity to read anything by Lis Wiehl. It’s just never crossed my path. Recently, I had the chance to read Wiehl’s newest book, A…
Book Review – Journible – 17:18 Series – Acts
Several months ago, I embarked on a new spiritual habit. I’ve been hand copying the Bible. My first shot at this was simply done using a few Field Notes Journals. But then I found Journibles. The first one I purchased and used was Galatians through 2 Thessalonians. Next I tackled John. And now, I’m using…
Book Review – On The Seventh Day by John F. Ashton, Editor
One of the things I hear quite often in conversations concerning origins is that “all real scientists have given up belief in God.” For a time, I wondered if that were true. I wondered how science and faith could ever be compatible. But then I was introduced to a brilliant scientist who worked with a…