Books

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  Liberal Jew Offers Surprising Take on Suburban Evangelicals Do you have blue-state acquaintances that don't know what to make of you and those in your church? Mark Pinsky has written A Jew among the Evangelicals: A Guide for the Perplexed just for them. Robert Wayne Sep 02, 2006
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  The Power of Hospitality Counters Postmodernism In the dim light of postmodernism, Christians need to address some of the destructive consequences that are resulting from social isolation... and open their doors. Ginny McCabe Aug 26, 2006
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  Author Examines Why Christians Lose Faith After High School "Why do so many Christians apparently lose their faith after high school?" There are two main reasons, writes Bayard Taylor in "Blah Blah Blah," his foray into what he calls the "worldview zoo." Matt Conner Aug 10, 2006
• Anne Lamott Kills a Man – And Writes About It Anne Lamott is a writer of incredible honesty and uncommon candor. Beyond this, she is a highly gifted artist, writing with a fluid and passionate style that attracts readers who quickly feel drawn into... Albert Mohler Jun 28, 2006
• New Book Offers Rich Wisdom from Evangelist Whitefield Whitefield Gold is a succinct and stunning introduction to evangelist George Whitefield. The English preacher's name became a household word on the North American continent in the mid 1700s. He was arguably... Randall Murphree Jun 10, 2006
• Powerful Southern Gothic "Rising" Comes at Perfect Time With the mold and misery from the floods of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita still making the news and mucking up the lives of many Louisiana residents, Athol Dickson's "River Rising" is perfectly timed. Set... Cheryl Russell Jun 01, 2006
• So Close I Can Feel God's Breath In "So Close I Can Feel God's Breath," author Beverly Rose unlocks the mysteries of God's thin places – what they are and where they can be found. She reveals a God who breathes into our lives and hearts in... Dr. Beverly Rose May 30, 2006
• Shedding Light On The Da Vinci Code’s Fiction Part of the appeal of The Da Vinci Code is its claim that the story is based on historical facts. Part of the appeal of The Da Vinci Code is its claim that the story is based on historical facts. Steve Sellers May 19, 2006
• Thank You, Dan Brown! I finally got around to reading "The Da Vinci Code" this weekend. I figured I might as well add my contribution to the "Da Vinci Over Load" hysteria that is sweeping our land. Seriously, I suspect the US... Dave Burchett May 17, 2006
• Religiously Transmitted Diseases: Resistance Is Futile Do you feel like something is always wrong, that you can't seem to "get it right" in your relationship with God? Then you probably have a diseased faith, says author Ed Gungor. Read an excerpt from his new... Ed Gungor May 06, 2006
• Young Readers and the Allure of Fantasy – Part II Christians and non-Christians alike disagree on the merits of fantasy. Specific books and movies, like any of the "Harry Potter" titles, seem to cause especially heated debates, with one respected Christian... Paula Moldenhauer Apr 10, 2006
• Young Readers and the Allure of Fantasy - Part I Children all over the world still declare "The Chronicles of Narnia" their favorite book series years after the first release of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" in 1950. What is it about fantasy... Paula Moldenhauer Apr 06, 2006