This year, I set a goal to read more books than the previous year, in which I didn’t make a goal at all. In all this reading, three titles have really stood out from the rest and I wanted to share them with you. I hope they will bless and benefit you as well. Here … Continue reading Must Read Christian Books in 2020
An excellent new book is available for Christian women: Stop Calling Me Beautiful: Finding Soul-Deep Strength in a Skin-Deep World by Phylicia Masonheimer. Phylicia has a passion for theology ("the study of God") and helping women grow in knowing God and the Bible. The book’s subtitle speaks to the need of Christian women for something more. Female believers … Continue reading Stop Calling Me Beautiful (Book Review)
Relief from overwhelm, freedom from stress, the end of burn out, the elimination of hurry. Does that sound like something you need? John Mark Comer has written detailing how we need to overcome hurry in our lives and how to start the process. His book, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry is rightly subtitled, How to … Continue reading The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry (Book Review)
Far too often the truth of God’s grace has been polluted with legalism, rules and religion, hindering the children of God from the fullness of a life-giving, intimate relationship with their Creator-Father, from receiving the acceptance and love purchased for them by Christ on Calvary. I recently read a book that helps fight against this … Continue reading The Ragamuffin Gospel (Book Review)
Come Matter Here: Your Invitation to Be Here in a Getting There World by Hannah Brencher brings us an important message: "Be where your feet are." Stay, go deep with others and make a difference where you are. We often tend toward spending our lives waiting for the next big thing, that call to a … Continue reading Come Matter Here by Hannah Brencher (Book Review)
