Reviews of books written by Christian authors, particularly Christian musicians.
If you're ready for some real honesty, mixed with a self-depreciating humor, and you're ready to look in the mirror, then get your hands on a copy of this book. It's worth it.
Simply put, this was a fascinating book and I was amazed at how the view of sex has changed over the centuries.
Almost every Christian that I know, regardless of their demonination, has had some sort of "crisis of faith" at one time or another. Patton Dodd shares his search for answers in this excellent book.
This book should be considered a must read manual for youth leaders as well as anyone else in ministry because it gives many excellent tips on how to span the generational gap.
Cracking Da Vinci’s Code spends 10 chapters covering issues that range from sex to women and the "Sacred Feminine" to history and symbols. While the authors go fairly deep into their discussions, they never talk "over your head" or get dry and boring, almost putting you to sleep. The points that they make are quite thought provoking and can lead to some very interesting discussions.
Michelle McKinney Hammond is a relationship expert, nationally recognized speaker and an author that has written more than 15 books. Her latest book is a real God-send with examples from the Bible, sound advice and wonderful prayers at the end of every chapter.
A very appealing part of the Ludy’s message is its focus on empowerment. They don’t want teens to be innocent in the sense of naïve or ignorance.
A Father's Day Tribute to John Newton, 1700's English pastor, adoptive father and hymn writer of the world famous hymn, "Amazing Grace".
The bottom line is that this is an extremely well-written book that gives readers a complete picture of a man who is much more than just a martial-arts champion, a movie star and a TV star.
Danny Oertli's extremely moving story tells of tragedy and loss, but it also tells of triumph, healing and coming to know God more through the struggle and the pain. It's one of those stories that will allow you to look at your own life and your own issues and see them as not being nearly as bad as they could be.
Anita Renfroe is a purse full of wit, charm and fun. Her book, "the purse-driven life - It really is all about me" is an easy read that will have you in stitches from cover to cover.
Intercession isn't about reaching some perfect spiritual state and then going to God for others based on how great of a Christian you are. It's about taking someone else's pain or sin and going to God in prayer on their behalf. In Intimate Intercession, Tricia Rhodes shares some easy-to-understand truths that show us that we can all be intercessors.
In "The Burning Heart Contract", Becky calls readers to a 21-day adventure that promises to ignite a fresh passion and spiritual fire.
Filled with personal notes, Scriptures that have helped her cope and stories from others, Beyond the Sorrow doesn't pretend to have all of the answers. It only promises us that "There's Hope in the Promises of God."
Jocularity and blunt candor combine to make this one of the most entertaining, yet thought-provoking books I've read all year.
