Andy Andrews tells the powerful stories of two men in his new book The Butterfly Effect: How Your Life Matters. The first is the story of Colonel Joshua Chamberlain, fighting at the Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War. Andrews details how, because of Chamberlain’s actions in this battle, the United States is a unified…
Book Review – The Boy Who Changed The World by Andy Andrews
Andy Andrews tells a powerful story of changing lives in his children’s book The Boy Who Changed The World. He takes the story of Norman Borlaug and tells it in a fashion that will captivate children of all ages. I know this is true, because it captivated all four of my kids. They were spellbound….
Contest Giveaway! Win A Copy Of Fatal Convictions by Randy Singer
Recently I read and reviewed Randy Singer’s forthcoming new book, Fatal Convictions. I thoroughly enjoyed this John Grisham-esque legal thriller. You can read my review for more details. You can also read a special Q & A session with the author, Randy Singer. Tyndale House Publishers is promoting Fatal Convictions with a blog tour, of…
Q & A With Fatal Convictions Author Randy Singer
One of the publishers that I review books for on this blog is Tyndale. I recently read and reviewed Randy Singer’ forthcoming book, Fatal Convictions for Tyndale, and posted my review. I really enjoyed the book. It is one of the better legal thrillers, in a style similar to someone like John Grisham, that I’ve…
Book Review – Fatal Convictions by Randy Singer
I am a huge John Grisham fan. Huge. And so I have to admit, that when I was told that Randy Singer’s new book, Fatal Convictions, was Grisham-esque, I was skeptical to say the least. I mean, come on. Who can compare to the master in the legal thriller genre? Anyone? But once I started…
2010-2011 Reading List
It’s that time of year again. Every year, as I wrap up the summer and initiate plans and actions for the fall, I try to take a break and review my year spiritually. Every August, I try to limit my busy-ness in ministry and spend some time with family and friends, and spend some time…