This is a difficult book to review. Even though Aimee Byrd’s analysis is worth reading and thinking through, this book is a mixed bag from most denominational standpoints and biblical convictions. Also, the provocative title, […]
In Saints and Scoundrels in the Story of Jesus, Nancy Guthrie explores Jesus’s life and ministry from the perspective of the different people he interacted with. The chapters have titles like “the family,” “the hypocrites,” […]
I’m sitting here with tears, trying to process all the layers of this amazing story. So much pain. Hope. Redemption. Forgiveness. Love. This story pretty much had me hooked from the very first page. (You […]
Mary Connealy’s Woman of Sunlight is a fun read – humorous, intriguing, lots of unexpected events, some suspense, and even a bit of action and danger. This entire story is quite the adventure. Ilsa joins Mitch […]
Anjuli Paschall encourages women to stay within the mess of their everyday lives instead of seeking shortcuts to wholeness, and since the COVID-19 shutdown requires us to literally “stay” right now, her advice on vulnerability […]
In the introduction of this beautifully designed book, Barbara Rainey explains that during a recent period of suffering in her life, she began to write honest prayers in the spirit of the psalms, expressing her […]
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https://media.blubrry.com/lifeisstory/s3.amazonaws.com/LiS/AbduMurraySeeingJesusfromtheEast.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSThe world of Scripture is vastly different than my life here in the 21st century western world. As I’ve spent my life digging into Scripture, […]
I owe a lot to Ravi Zacharias. It was his books—Jesus Among Other Gods, first and foremost—that kindled an interest in apologetics that continue to this day. As a teenager, I spent hours on a […]
A Sporting Chance tells the inspiring story of Ludwig Guttmann, the founder of the Paralympics. He was a German-Jewish doctor who escaped to England before WWII, and after years of patient care and research, he […]
Ta-Nehisi Coates has established himself as one of the top essayists of the 21st century. His article in the Atlantic on reparations pretty much single-handedly revitalized national discussion on the topic. Between the World and […]
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