Books

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  Around the World in 80 Dates Christa Ann Banister Oct 11, 2007
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  Are Christians Contributing to Unbelief? If Americans remain so staunchly religious, then why are books like God is Not Great, The God Delusion and other anti-Christian works so popular? Michael Craven Oct 10, 2007
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  Authors Debunk Mystery of His Dark Materials Series Annabelle Robertson Oct 09, 2007
• Will the Kids Ever Grow-up? An Interview with Diana West Nationally syndicated radio talk show host Albert Mohler recently interviewed author and columnist Diana West about her new book “The Death of the Grown-Up: How America’s Arrested Development is Bringing... Albert Mohler Oct 03, 2007
• Can Thinking Small Change the World? According to Mark J. Penn, author of Microtrends , "the most powerful forces in our society are the emerging, counterintuitive trends that are shaping tomorrow right before us… In fact, the whole idea that... Michael Craven Oct 01, 2007
• New Book Details Benefits and Limits of Gay Change In an era where serious news of war and terrorism is punctuated by leading ministers and Senators unraveled by homosexual urges, a study of gays seeking to be straight should captivate those curious about... Dr. Warren Throckmorton Sep 27, 2007
• Returning "Power to the People" Rebecca Hagelin Sep 24, 2007
• What's in My Library? How I amassed a large library and then learned to keep most of it in storage plus a few notes on what I'm currently reading. Dr. Ray Pritchard Sep 10, 2007
• What Your Daughter Isn’t Telling You Susie Shellenberger and Kathy Gowler Sep 06, 2007
• Christopher Hitchens Has a Point Noted atheist Christopher Hitchens says that many believers are unsure about what they really believe. He's right, and his words ought to be a wake-up call for church leaders. Dr. Ray Pritchard Aug 28, 2007
• Mercy for Shame-Filled Days Max Lucado Aug 28, 2007
• Our Year-Long Romance with Jane Austen Lori Smith Aug 27, 2007