I recently finished reading Another World by Philip Stott, and I have to admit, I wasn’t too impressed. Another World is described by the author as “biblical science fiction.” Based in a pre-Flood civilization, Another World speculates what life would have been like just before God sent his judgment of the world described in Genesis…
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Book Review: The Little Red Book Of Wisdom by Mark DeMoss
I finished reading Mark DeMoss’ book The Little Red Book Of Wisdom this afternoon. I have to be honest; I really didn’t expect to enjoy this book. My initial impression was that it would be too much like all the Life’s Little Instruction Books: cheesy and trite. But upon digging into this book, I was…
The iShine Bible: Totally for Tweens!
Not too long ago, I received a couple of copies of the iShine Bible, a Bible totally designed for tweens. I received both versions: guys and girls. I was especially interested in looking this Bible over; my oldest daughter has entered Junior High. She’s in that stage where she’s trying hard to figure out just…
Book Review: The Seraph Seal by Leonard Sweet & Lori Wagner
The Seraph Seal is a new fiction work by Leonard Sweet and Lori Wagner. Set in the near future, The Seraph Seal is apocalyptic fiction, and extremely intriguing. The year is 2048. A prophecy from 2012 concerning four important figures is coming true. As the sun gasps its dying breaths, the world as we know…
Book Review: Life Of John Knox
Biographies are one of my favorite genres to read. There is so much that a person can learn from the life of someone else. Plus, the fact that I love history only adds to the enjoyment. So it was no surprise that I enjoyed reading the American Sunday-School Union’s Life of John Knox. Originally published…
Book Review: Couples Who Pray by Squire Rushnell & Louise DuArt
Couples Who Pray was an intriguing book. While not a deeply thought provoking book, it did highlight some great points and was very encouraging. Authors Rushnell and DuArt have developed a 40 Day Prayer Challenge. The basic idea is that married couples spend at least five minutes a day praying together for 40 days, and…