At the time of this writing, I’ve only been married less than 8 months. Still, I’m snatching up every resource on marriage I can, because I want a successful long-lasting one. When I heard Mark Driscoll was releasing a marriage book, I knew it would be helpful and controversial at the same time. I’ve followed Driscoll from a distance and appreciate his approach to Godly living although he can be…different in some ways. This book…
My wife and I purchased the original book HIFR when it first began sweeping the nation – and we LOVED it. We passed it on to several friends and family members, and it gave deep insightful meaning about heaven from a 4 year old’s perspective. This kit is meant to piggy-back on the original book and bring more “behind the scenes” content to the book, and for a small group setting. I was given…
John Maxwell – For many, one can simply utter the name, or say “…the new book by John Maxwell”, and the feelings of excitement and anticipation to read it soon are built up. This book is no exception. I first was introduced to John Maxwell by his Leadership Bible, and have heard him speak on a few occasions. I must admit, I had a bit of hesitation when choosing to read this title (I was…
“If today’s evangelical church were personified as an ordinary man, we would find him flabby and out of shape.” These are the types of thoughts and strong statements that Ronnie Floyd makes to believers in this powerful wake up call of a book; a much needed write to today’s lethargic approach to evanglism. I received a free copy of this book via BookSneeze.com – and have enjoyed every page. It’s a powerfully written book –…
I was given a digital copy of “With” by Skye Jethani to review, from Booksneeze.com, and was initially impressed with the overall idea. Skye writes that for far too long we’ve limited our relationship with God to four categories – Under, For, From, or Over; each with their own good or bad qualities. Instead, we need to learn to do life WITH God – a full on, healthy, living breathing relationship, same as we do life…
I first read Wild at Heart about 6 years ago, and it deeply affected my life as a teenager, trying to figure out manhood and what it meant to really be a man of God. This book brought back memories of the first time I read it, in a nicer presentation, and some newer and updated content revisions. It really takes an in-depth look at the emotions (yes, men do have them) and energies that…
