Review: The Baron’s Ring
The Baron’s Ring by Mary C. Findley My rating: 5 of 5 stars I expected a little romance. I received a wonderful, expansive tale of Truth. That is so rare that I wish there were a six-star rating. It’s a … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Spiritual Content
Book review: Life’s a Pain by Todd Rettberg
Welcome to my world. I accepted the assignment to review this book because I thought it was about what I have lived as the husband of a pastor who has been in pain, bad pain, ever since she was in … Continue reading →
The true differences and roles of men and women is wondrous…
It’s time to put equality in its place… This is one of the best articles I have ever read about the differences and places of men and women—coupled with how that should work in a Godly marriage. As most of … Continue reading →
Antidisestablishmentarianism: is it too late to disestablish our state religion?
Antidisestablishmentarianism by Michael Findley My rating: 5 of 5 stars Mary gave me a copy of this book to review. It is the most exhaustive resource I have found for the history of our state religion. The quotes and … Continue reading →
The ten virgins as the church today
This is an excerpt from “the Narrow Gate” to be released new week. __________________________________________________ Knowing the Lord, talking with Him, hearing Him is the core of our faith. It is what we are about. All we do as believers hinges … Continue reading →
Review: Barry Eisler’s, “The Detachment” Ungodly trash
I just read this book I’m ashamed to say. Worse, I enjoyed it. I got into it and wanted to see what happened to the characters. But the characters were four amoral, slightly conflicted, beasts of men with enough humor … Continue reading →