This is a very special book and one that all Christians should read. Scripture clearly states that there will be false Messiahs. “My desire is that the reader will receive knowledge of the real Jesus amid the current contention that there are a number of...

Stormie Omartain has long been one of my favorite authors. She shares her personal experiences with her readers. She reminds us that when God called Abram, He did not hand him a detailed map. He called Abram (Abraham) to follow. God still calls us to...

Star is the daughter of a hippy couple from the sixty’s era, Woodstock, protesters of the war. Wes was the son of a career Navy man.  As the story begins, both are on tour duty in Iraq. Star just arrived at a new unit and...

Diya Das immigrated to the United States with her parents when she was only a year old. On a trip to India to visit her family, she became interested in learning about her relatives. She discovered she had distant family in Chicago. Her curiosity led...

I can readily relate to Who Stole My Church, I am ashamed to say I have at embraced change at times and other times felt it overwhelming.  I “grew up” with choir robes, treasured hymns, silent reverence in the sanctuary where you wear your Sunday...

Andrew Peterson has created a mythical world known as Aerwiar. The great evil, Gnag the Nameless, created war on everybody. But he particularly hated High King Wingfeather. The evil attacked the kingdom and executed all the royalty. The invaders, the Fangs of Dang, resembled humans...

This story begins with a group of men landing in what is now New England in North America. The year is 1399. The men are Templar Knights. At the burial of Gunn, the scene switches to present day. While visiting a library, Cameron...

Kate McLennan, D. Min. shares her story in The Messy Buddha.  She begins by telling readers about a canary sent into a mine to see if it was safe for humans.  She compares herself to the canary as she describes her fight against leukemia.  I...

I live in the south where funerals are important. I’ve never enjoyed going to funerals and usually have done so out of respect for the family. Two funerals stand out in my mind. Terry enjoyed life to the fullest. He was...

A good leader brings out the best in people; they quickly earn the trust and respect of others.  If you can successfully manage people you can successfully manage a project.  A good leader knows that people matter.  If a leader fails to convey to a...

Jerry Manning was raised by Crazy Annie and her dogs. No one knew the true story about how he came to live with her. She called him Raven. He was about five years old when she sent him to a military school. Could he be...

Tim Ferguson has complied his knowledge, ideas and games into a treasure and must-have for all youth leaders, titled: "Not the Same Old, Done-It-before Youth Meetings." It can be difficult trying to plan a youth meeting that will be engaging, fun and also teach a...

Anything dealing with the Civil War Era has always held an interest for me, whether books, movies or reenactments. Living close to an area where reenactments are carried out, I watch but really do not pay that much attention to the re-enactors. Once More into...

Bart was named after his Uncle Bartlett. After returning from Vietnam where he was a POW, Barlett was never the same. He and three other POWs bought a small farm and dwelt together. At first they raised pot then they moved into dog fighting. They...

In Betting the Earth, Professor Kunich has compiled many arguments both in favor of and against the global warming theory. He explains and dissects them for our benefit. This book is well researched, without being preachy, and it is mainly easy to follow. Kunich lets...

Professor Moeller has an impressive background in world politics as a Danish Ambassador to several countries and as a professor of business and management. Living in Singapore, he has a unique view within the heart of Asia. His book demonstrates his ability to take massive...

Heaven In The Midst of Hell is a look at the war in Iraq from a different perspective: Author Commander Sheri Snively, D. Min., shares her experiences as a military Chaplain in Iraq. The first thing that struck me about this book was the photographs....

"Unmasking The Antichrist" by Ron Rhodes is a book that deals with a topic that has always been much debated about. Just who is the Antichrist? Is he a Jew, a Muslim, or could he be from the Catholic Papacy? As Ron Rhodes takes us...

"A Quick Overview of the Bible" by Douglas A.Jacoby is a book to help you put everything together like a puzzle. The Bible, one of the bestselling books and one of the least understood by most people, was written over 2000 years ago. Today there...

The author writes this book because there is so much interest and curiosity today about the Antichrist: * Is it possible to identify the Antichrist before he rises to power? * What are the signs of his arrival? * What is the significance of the number 666? * Will...