More than Expectedby Abby Kelly
Some pleas for help seem to conjure up the same response as I might have to pictures of abused puppies and beached whales. Relentless is different.
THE POWER OF VISION: A BOOK REVIEWby Darlene Glasgow
Barna's main purpose in writing The Power of Vision is to challenge pastors and leaders to discover God's vision for their ministry and then to develop and implement the vision.
A REVIEW ON 'DISCIPLES ARE MADE NOT BORN'by Dr Surya Kumar Daimari
The theme of the book throws a new light in the importance of disciple making to have a world vision. This vision was the vision of our Lord Jesus Himself. He saw the whole world through his 12 disciples that he had trained in a most special way by imparting of His own life.
Disciple making "is the mandate of the Master (Mt 28:19-20). We may ignore it, but we cannot evade it," Says, Hendricks Howard G. in his forward to the book. He further states, "Our risen Christ left this legacy, the Magna Charta of the Church"
A REVIEW ON REV. ENDLE'S "THE KACHARIS"by Dr Surya Kumar Daimari
This book," The Kacharis" by Rev. Sidney Endle, is not a biblical book. It's a monograph about a race among which the author had lived his life, dedicated his whole self and preached the Gospel. It's a kind of a missionary book preparing the land for sowing the seeds of the Gospel in the Far East from England, the land of tigers and evil spirits. This author finds reason to review the book for the world to see it.
Confronting Jezebel - Book Reviewby Angela Doreathy Watkins
It is not fair to identify one or two traits in someone and determine based on those that the person is dealing with a Jezebel spirit. Jezebel spirit or control freak. Not all control freaks, however, are Jezebels.
Evolution Impossibleby Robert Driskell
Science does not support the theory of evolution. Read this book and see for yourself. Very encouraging for the Christian who believes Genesis is fact.
Ross Douthat's 'Bad Religion': The surrounding conversation by Peter Menkinby Peter Menkin
"Bad Religion: How we became a Nation of Heretics." This article is not a review of that book, but a round-up piece about various aspects of the books content and some of the discussion the Roman Catholic convert discusses in the work, itself. Note that author Douthat is also a writer for The Atlantic monthly.
