Category Archives: Book Reviews

Missing the point 01…

Posted on January 25, 2010 by

I’m reading through the book “Adventures in  Missing the Point”, which is NOT about proper evasive techniques for sword fighting.  Actually, that would probably be a more useful book.  This book, written by Tony Campolo and Brian McLaren,  has an … Continue reading →

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Book Review(s): “Grant” by Jean Edward Smith

Posted on January 13, 2010 by

*Note:  This post has two segments.  The first a “short” book review, the second (after the jump) a longer review of Grants life. This past Christmas my wife, knowing my interest in all things historical, gave me a biography of … Continue reading →

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Book Review: “Made in Our Image”

Posted on January 7, 2010 by

Yesterday I finished my literary journey through Steven J. Lawson’s book “Made in Our Image”.  Lawson sets out to confront the popular “user-friendly” image of God that is seen in secular and even religious circles.  The term “user-friendly” is used … Continue reading →

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Book Review: Heretics / Orthodoxy

Posted on November 11, 2009 by

In case the few, yet distinguished, readers of this blog haven’t noticed, over the past month or so I have been working my way through Gilbert K. Chesterton’s book(s) “Heretics / Orthodoxy.”  This book was originally 2 books, one aptly … Continue reading →

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Book Review…

Posted on June 18, 2009 by

Or perhaps I should say “Booklet Review.”  Whilst enjoying a week at The Wilds Christian Camp I noticed that my wife had brought along the book “What is a True Calvinist?” by Philip Graham Ryken.  Having finished up my ordination … Continue reading →

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Book Report…

Posted on December 16, 2008 by

This past week I finished the biography of John Adam’s written by David McCullough.   This 651 page account of John Adam’s life is one of the most in depth biographies that I have read.  A primary reason for the amount … Continue reading →

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