I loved this book. Henry gives his testimony of how he came to know Jesus as Lord of his life. He started off in a pit of depression, and he did not know what to do when it came to life's circumstances. ...

Amazing Encounters with God is about Clayton King's encounters with God during his lifetime. He discusses why Jesus is so important to the world today, and how He changed his life. Each chapter is about something significant that happened during the author's lifetime that dealt...

From her opening lines in Identity, Vanita Lynn Warren keeps you intrigued, especially when she shows through scripture and facts, the unity Jews and Christians have. She attempts to identify through established Biblical facts, the Twelve Tribes of Israel (also known as Jacob) and where...

Like most females, Ondrea L. Davis had carefully planned her wedding. Her family did not approve of her choice for a husband, but once they realized she was determined to marry Marceous King, they supported her decision. A wedding is usually considered the bride's special...

I'm not a big memoir reader; I prefer the stuff that isn't so realistic and that I can get lost in. But, occasionally, I find an author who can create their memoir in such a way that hits home with me and sucks me into...

ne A. for Reader's Favorite. As stated in the introduction of 52 Lies Heard in Church Every Sunday by Steve McVey, “Words do mean something, and when ideas are put into words in such a way that they lead to or reinforce fallacious notions, it is...

Hortense Duarma Grimes is a unique woman. She was brought up on Proverbs 13:24: "Spare the rod, spoil the child." She came from a close-knit family. At an early age they were taught the gift of giving. Her father was a geodetic engineer and land...

Running Scared is a story of sinful acts and the consequences that the innocent are subjected to when sin is overwhelming. Robert Davis was the eldest of nine children, all living on welfare with their grandmother in New Orleans. His grandmother was a good, honest...

The first half of the book gives multiple examples of men Meeder refers to as "average Joes," guys who aren't famous, who haven't made the "A" list, who are just, well, average. Each example includes characteristics they have that all men can/should have. ...

I asked to review this book. As an atheist I have some strong opinions about religions and the practice of them. I found Matt's explanations of the character of the priests and the believers they treated to be useful as I help people deal with...