Sponsors
BlogAds
blog advertising is good for you
Tag Archives: faith
Dug Down Deep by Joshua Harris
Dug Down Deep – Unearthing What I Believe and Why It Matters by Joshua Harris is part of the WaterBrook Multnomah Blogging for Books program. I wanted to read it because I am inerested in theology and “orthodoxy” and I … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Christian theology, Christianity, Evangelicalism, faith, Joshua Harris, non-fiction, Religion and Spirituality
Leave a comment
31 Hours by Masha Hamilton
I was practically bullied into reading 31 Hours. So many people on Twitter were gushing about it and the folks at Unbridled Books were obviously excited about it. When I was able to get an ARC at Net Galley I … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Add new tag, faith, Fiction, Islam, Islamic terrorism, Masha Hamilton, New York City, Religion
1 Comment
The End of Secularism by Hunter Baker
It is always a bit nerve racking when friends write books. I mean, what if you don’t like it? Or worse it is very poorly done? Well, luckily I dodged that particular bullet with The End of Secularism by Hunter … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged faith, Hunter Baker, non-fiction, Politics, Religion and Spirituality
Leave a comment
If God Is Good by Randy Alcorn
I think Christians under-estimate the challenge the “problem of evil” argument presents to many non-believers and how it can sap the faith of believers as well. For those not familiar, the basic argument is that if God is perfectly good … Continue reading
Posted in In The Mail
Tagged Apologetics, Christianity, faith, non-fiction, Randy Alcorn, Religion and Spirituality
1 Comment
You Were Born For This by Bruce Wilkinson
One of the many casualties of my unintentional semi-blog hiatus is the WaterBrook Multnomah Blogging for Books tour selection for this week You Were Born For This by Bruce Wilkinson: Anyone can do a good deed, but some good works … Continue reading
Posted in In The Mail
Tagged Bruce Wilkinson, David Kopp, faith, Religion and Spirituality
1 Comment




