Recently, I’ve been reading a lot of non-fiction. It’s been good, and I’ve discovered some excellent books, but it was time for something lighter and full of a great story. I grabbed a copy of Where Treasure Hides, by Johnnie Alexander Donley on my Kindle. Described as historical fiction, Where Treasure Hides takes place in…
Category: The Randleman Review
Book Review – Loving The Church by John Crotts
As a minister, sometimes it’s hard to remember that what I do is more than just a job. The day to day routine starts to become much like any other job, I suspect. Head to the office, work on lessons and messages, study for this class, plan that event, finalize this program, emails, phone calls,…
Book Review – Fire Of The Raging Dragon by Don Brown
Several months ago, I took advantage of a free book for my Kindle by Don Brown. I was unfamiliar with any of his books, but found this particular one to be a pretty exciting story. So I grabbed another one, both from The Navy Justice series. When I saw that Booksneeze was offering a new…
Book Review – The Lie by Ken Ham
If you’ve been around my blog for very long at all, you may know that I love the first few chapters of Genesis, including the creation account, Noah’s flood, and the tower of Babel. I believe that a proper understanding of these foundational chapters provide the structure needed to correctly understand the rest of Scripture….
Book Review – Oliver Twist Audio Drama by Charles Dickens
I’ve never been much of a fan of audio books. I guess they have their purpose, and I know many people who love listening to them. I just find them inconvenient, especially if the material requires my mind to process a lot of information. So it was with trepidation that I decided to review Focus…
Book Review – Jackson: The Iron-Willed Commander by Paul Vickery
I am a history buff. I love reading history, biographies, and historical novels, especially those covering early American times, from colonial to the westward expansion. I also love reading the history of the locality where I call home. In this case, the Gulf Coast of Florida. Over the past few days, I’ve read through Paul…