I’m not sure if readers love them, but I read enough blogs to know that bloggers love to create them: End-of-the-Year Lists. This is my contribution—the list of books I read in 2014 and a few comments about them.
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For sermon preparation and other teaching responsibilities, I typically spend a few hours a week reading Bible commentaries. But rarely do I read them cover to cover. However, I’m glad I did this for LEVITICUS by Dr. Jay Sklar. He is a reliable tour guide through, what is for many, a foreign land.
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A book review of UNBROKEN -- the unbelievable story of Louis Zamperini.
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UNBROKEN is the story of Louis Zamperini. When his WWII plane went down over the Pacific, he drifted on the open ocean in a tiny yellow raft for forty-seven days while sharks tried to eat him. Finally, he reached land. And then it got worse.
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Right now, stop what you are doing and read this blog post. Seriously. I am urgent. I am a helpful review that can't wait. You can do whatever you are doing now, later.
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Barnabas writes of some pastors that need “a bucket of ice water in their sleeping face." Perhaps I have been more asleep than I knew.
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THE PASTOR'S KID by Barnabas Piper touched a nerve. Here's a preview to my full review.
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A review of the classic short story about planting trees and the cumulative effect of long obedience in the same direction.
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Lots of helpful things in WHAT IS THE MEANING OF SEX? Here are seven of them.
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Confusion about manhood abounds. This book offers 10 places to start.
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When I read this book, I felt like a good friend introduced me to another good friend. You'd probably like to meet him too.
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