I have mentioned before that I love to read biographical material, and I especially love it when those biographies are about great leaders. When I received Last Act: The Final Years And Emerging Legacy Of Ronald Reagan, I was pretty excited to dig into it.b Craig Shirley has written extensively about Ronald Reagan before, and…
Category: The Randleman Review
Book Review – Dinosaurs: Marvels Of God’s Design by Dr. Tim Clarey
I love dinosaurs. And I have since I was a kid. One of the hardest things for a lot of people to reconcile with the Bible is just how these creatures fit into a biblical perspective of history. I know this was a major question for me for a long time. Fortunately, there are several…
Book Review – The Surprising Imagination Of C. S. Lewis
One of my favorite authors has always been C. S. Lewis. I might offend some by saying this, but of all his books, the Narnia Chronicles are my least favorite. Many of his other works were much more meaningful to me when I read them, and continue to be so. However, with that said, his…
Book Review – Supernatural by Michael S. Heiser
For the past few months, I have been hearing a lot of hype about a couple of new books by Michael S. Heiser, The Unseen Realm and Supernatural. Both of these books are an examination of the unseen realty of the spiritual realm that we cannot see, but which is very real. The Unseen Realm…
Book Review – The Entitlement Cure by Dr. John Townsend
“Today we live in a culture that says, ‘Life should be easy and work well.’ This attitude, called entitlement, influences our most important institutions: family, business, church, and government. It’s devastating effects contribute to relational problems, work ethic issues, and emotional struggles. It comes down to this: People are not getting to where they want…
Book Review – A House Divided by Robert Whitlow
I have long been a fan of legal fiction. Novels from authors such as John Grisham and Randy Singer are among my favorites. Another favorite legal fiction writer is Robert Whitlow. One of my first experiences with Whitlow’s work was his novel, The List. After reading that, I was hooked. Since then, I have read…