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Harris' entry-level examination into theological matters and an apology for considering theology. Harris investigates matters systematically, discussing the reality and need for theology, the foundations of theology, the nature of God, the... [Read on]
I read this book for the first time about a year ago, shortly after it came out. It was a good read then, and I felt inspired by Lisa Bevere. She calls out to women of faith to rise up and change their world. Using the imagery of a lioness, she... [Read on]
Every Woman's battle will help you to, "Understand the four unique components of female sexuality, discern the common myths that keep women standing in the line of fire, design a new defense to protect every aspect of your life, cultivate an... [Read on]
As obsession and loss become dark partners, how far must the people of Abbey Hills go to survive? Six months ago, brutal murders shook the small Ozark town—murders that stopped after a house fire reportedly claimed the killer’s life. Lauryn... [Read on]
The first part of this book was definitely the most powerful. Steven Scott starts out by asking some very poignant questions that challenge the reader's knowledge, understanding, and heart. We think we love God, but do we really demonstrate our... [Read on]
I received "Widow of Saunders Creek" by Tracey Bateman for free from www.blogginforbooks.org. This is a wonderful ghost story for grown ups. Saunders Creek is set in the Ozarks near Springfield. Corrie has recently lost her husband to war in... [Read on]
As this book has been described as "C.S. Lewis and Mark Twain rolled into one" I figured it could go either way for me: I love C.S. Lewis but am not overly fond of Mark Twain. The cover intrigued me, though, with its vintage circus-y look. ... [Read on]
“The Daughter’s Walk” is a well-written novel based on an often neglected historical event that occurred in America in the early Victorian era. Jane Kirkpatrick entwines fact with fiction in a rich dialogue that makes the characters come alive... [Read on]
I have read and reviewed Cindy Woodsmall's books before: The Christmas Singing The Bridge of Peace and Plain Wisdom. I keep coming back to her writing - and I think The Scent of Cherry Blossoms is one of my favorites to date! This book is... [Read on]
To Be Perfectly Honest By Phil Callaway This was quite an interesting book! I recieved it in the mail yesterday and read it last night while the girls were sleeping and I was waiting on Mr. Wonderful to get home. Yep, I finished it all in one... [Read on]