Each year as I wrap up the busy summer and start getting geared up for the school year, I try to take stock of where I’m at spiritually. Each August, I try to limit my activities and spend time with my family and spend some time alone to refresh and renew my spiritual life. It’s…
Category: The Randleman Review
Book Review – Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Ray Bradbury has managed to create a world which is science fiction and yet seems eerily familiar all at the same time in Fahrenheit 451. Guy Montag lives in a world where it is illegal to read books. Books have been banned, and firemen are there to enforce the law. Firemen don’t put out fires;…
Book Review – Why We’re Not Emergent (By Two Guys Who Should Be) by Kevin DeYoung & Ted Kluck
The Emergent or Emerging Church has been the buzz of Christianity over the last several months. But is it the glorious answer to taking the Bride of Christ into the 21st century that it claims to be? The Emergent Church has stepped up to the plate, claiming that it is the new Christianity, for a…
Book Review – The Noticer by Andy Andrews
Jones is a man who notices. Jones notices things most people miss, even though these things are in plain sight to everyone. And Jones uses what he notices to help others. He notices things about situations and people that produce perspective. “That’s what most folks lack – perspective – a broader view. So I give…
Book Review – BoneMan’s Daughters by Ted Dekker
Ted Dekker is arguably the best Christian fiction author on the market today. And BoneMan’s Daughters another incredible story. BoneMan’s Daughters is about Ryan Evans, an intelligence officer in the military who has failed as a father, in his own mind. At the same time, the BoneMan, a serial killer targeting young girls, is…