Books

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  Halloween: What's a Christian to Do? Halloween is just one of the many current issues that demands strong and thoughtful parental guidance. It's not easy being a parent in the shadow of the twenty-first century. As concerned parents and adults,... Steve Russo Oct 29, 2005
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  Persecution in Sudan Personalized in "Lost Boy No More" "Lost Boy No More" is Abraham Nhial's story. This shocking, instructive 170-page volume is also a history of Sudan and the persecution of Christians by Islamic militants. For me, Abraham puts a human face on... Randall Murphree Oct 18, 2005
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  Eagle Scout Pens "Moving" Defense of Boy Scouts of America In "Get Off My Honor" (Broadman & Holman, 2005), Hillsdale College student and Eagle Scout Hans Zeiger offers a history of the Boy Scouts of America, a thorough account of the assaults against them, and a... Randall Murphree Oct 14, 2005
• Is the School Library Safe? A roiling controversy in Arkansas may serve to awaken many parents to the reality of what is found in many public school libraries--explicitly sexual material. This controversy centers in Fayetteville,... Albert Mohler Sep 26, 2005
• Readers Win Big With New Exposé on Gambling This well-researched and thoroughly documented work by Dr. Rex. M. Rogers puts gambling in a perspective that has never been captured so effectively. It details a fascinating history, and yes, they did cast... Rev. Austin Miles Sep 24, 2005
• Start a Revolution--Eat Dinner With Your Family "What if I told you that there was a magic bullet--something that would improve the quality of your daily life, your children's chances of success in the world, your family's health, our values as a society?... Albert Mohler Sep 12, 2005
• Q&A With Author Stasi Eldredge Author Stasi Eldredge discusses "Captivating," her groundbreaking book that shows readers the glorious design of women before the fall, describes how the feminine heart can be restored, and casts a vision... Christianbook.com Sep 11, 2005
• The Cross & The Pen: Author Lisa Samson Ever met someone and just “hit it off” right away? Ever read a book and thought, “If I could meet the author, I bet we’d be really good friends!” Well, that’s what I thought when I first read Lisa Samson’s... Eva Marie Everson Sep 10, 2005
• The Unchurched Next Door: A New Look at the Challenge Thom Rainer thinks that most Christians have no clue about how unchurched people really think. Given Christianity's mandate for evangelism, this represents a big problem. In The Unchurched Next Door, Rainer... Albert Mohler Aug 08, 2005
• Life Lessons to Be Learned in Michael Morris' "Dying" In the opening pages of "Live Like You Were Dying," author Michael Morris establishes the work-work-work attitude of Nathan Bishop who reveals that "the smell of money turned out to be an axis between my... Randall Murphree Aug 06, 2005
• Defending Conservatism--Santorum's "It Takes a Family" Senator Rick Santorum (R-PA) admits that political conservatives have often failed to present a comprehensive vision of the underlying commitments and convictions that frame the conservative vision. Beyond... Albert Mohler Aug 01, 2005
• From Father to Son: J.R.R. Tolkien on Sex Even as Tolkien is celebrated as an author and literary figure, some of his most important messages were communicated by means of letters, and some of the most important letters were written to his sons. Albert Mohler Jul 25, 2005