Here's my official, just over 200 word book review for John MacArthur's "The Jesus You Can't Ignore." I was walking through it chapter by chapter, but it was such a chore to get through the book and I just needed to be done with it that I tore through the rest and produced the final summary.
Here's my book review of Frank Viola's "Reimagining Church." An excellent book, and exceptional challenges.
Chapter three began with the presumption of the problem I discussed in chapter 2. Author John MacArthur again presented the timing of his first cleansing of the temple event as vital to the setting for when Nicodemus came to Jesus in secret. But the initial problem can be set aside for his subsequent commentary on [...]
Walking through John MacArthur's "The Jesus You Can't Ignore." Here I touch on issues in chapter 2.
I’ve received the book The Jesus You Can’t Ignore: What You Must Learn From the Bold Confrontations of Christ by John MacArthur to review. When I am done with the book (which, at the current rate, will be soon), I’ll provide a summary review. But, as I was going through the early part of the [...]
Book Review of "A Guy's Guide to Life" by Jason Boyett
I had mentioned in a previous post that we were thinking of including Redwall by Brian Jacques in our free-reading list for the boys this year for school. I always like to pre-read anything that we are going let the boys read, just to make sure that it is appropriate for where they are in their development and also to see if the book agrees with what we want to teach the boys, so that if it doesn't, we can be prepared to discuss it with the boys or hold off until they are mature enough to be able to discuss it.
What do I communicate to a man about the love of God by being willing to consider him an enemy? What do I say about personal responsibility by agreeing to consider him my enemy when it is only the hazard of birth that causes us to live under different flags? What do I say about [...]
Excellent New Living Translation contest. Check it out.
I started reading Light Force: A Stirring Account of the Church Caught in the Middle East Crossfire, by Brother Andrew and Al Janssen. I read Secret Believers earlier last year, adored that wonderful text, and wanted to continue my engrossing studies into Christian interaction with Islam by reading through this one. I find myself walking [...]
