Books

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  "Public Education Against America" a Revealing Probe "Public Education Against America" is the most thorough, fully documented inside-look at the public school system yet to be published. Every parent in America should read this book to learn what the... Rev. Austin Miles Apr 06, 2006
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  Blue Like Jazz & Berri Blue Jell-O Donald Miller’s book, "Blue Like Jazz," is generating a lot of excitement among young Christians and those who want to connect with them and their lost counterparts in the culture. Mark Coppenger Apr 04, 2006
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  Christians Urged to Share Truth When "Da Vinci" Released The impending release of a movie version of the blockbuster novel "The Da Vinci Code" is stirring debate in Christian circles. The resulting impact will depend on how prepared Christians are to respond... Steve Cable Mar 30, 2006
• "Total Truth" a Bold Manifesto for the Christian Worldview Sometimes a book comes along that demands immediate attention and will earn long-term influence. That is certainly the case with Total Truth by Nancy Pearcey, which may well be one of the most important... Albert Mohler Mar 28, 2006
• Peretti Talks Film, Books and the State of Christian Fiction Few authors are as well known to the Christian community as the one who first put Christian fiction on the map. Crosswalk.com sat down with Frank Peretti at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention... Stephen McGarvey Mar 21, 2006
• The Grace and Greatness of True Humility CNN founder Ted Turner once remarked, "If I only had a little humility, I would be perfect." In a strange and almost perfectly ironic sense, this statement encapsulates the spirit of our age--an attitude... Albert Mohler Mar 14, 2006
• Jesus Christ, The Provocative Teacher Whether you're meeting Jesus for the first time or you've known him for years, you'll find new insights from time spent with author Bill Donahue's "In the Company of Jesus." Read an excerpt from Chapter... Mar 07, 2006
• A First Look at The Da Vinci Code After being urged to do so by many friends, I finally got around to reading The Da Vinci Code, the mega-bestseller by Dan Brown. The book has sold an astonishing 30 million copies since its release in 2003.... Dr. Ray Pritchard Feb 15, 2006
• A Revolution in the Making? The modern age has been the age of revolution, and the world we now inhabit has been shaped by a series of earth-shaking revolutions that have altered the cultural, economic, political, and personal lives we... Albert Mohler Feb 13, 2006
• The "Good Divorce" and other Oxymorons I would suggest the most incongruous oxymoronic term would be the title of a book by Dr. Constance Ahrons, psychologist and professor emeritus at the University of Southern California, called The Good... David Burchett Feb 07, 2006
• Living With Less: The Upside of Downsizing Your Life The only way to get more out of life is to choose less," says author Mark Tabb in his newest book, "Living With Less: The Upside of Downsizing Your Life." Read an excerpt from Chapter Eight: "But I Live... Mark Tabb Jan 31, 2006
• Seven Books to Help You on Your Parenting Journey You don't need a lot of parenting books, but when families are often miles from the watchful eyes of grandparents and other family members who might actually know something about raising children, now and... Lori Borgman Jan 26, 2006