Mikhail Kelnikov's book Rational Theism, Part Two: The Problem of Evil, and God's Omnibenevolence is a critique of atheistic perspectives on the existence of God and the nature of evil. He argues that atheists, who often reject scriptural truths in favor of scientific nihilism, fail...

Beyond the Darkness by Dr. Chad Scott is a powerful and personal journey through the world of dark tourism. We find ourselves visiting historical sites of tragedy, atrocity, and human suffering in this bizarre but intriguing hobby. From Auschwitz and the Paris Catacombs to Ground...

In Nora and the Lighthouse by Robin Murphy, five-year-old Nora is excited to be going on a sleepover at her Nan and Grandpa’s condo. Adding to her anticipation is her wish to climb to the top of the Concord Point Lighthouse and look over the...

Sadie and Moose on the Loose by Mignon Morse is a charming picture book that captures the joy of friendship and adventure through the playful escapades of two lovable dogs, Sadie and Moose. The story begins in a small town where Sadie, with her...

June was born in the 1950’s in Scotland to Catholic parents, Cathy and Jimmy McDonald. It was traditional to name a child after a saint. Cathy broke tradition and insisted on the name” June” for her last child. June was an unusual child. From an...

Insightful and humorous… The fate of the world is uncertain. Christ is fed up with man’s behavior. He has decided to end it all. St. Peter appeals for mercy. Six elderly men are gathered in the basement of the funeral home. They are mourning the passing of...

Refined in the Furnace of Affliction is one man’s memoirs. John McCullock courageously shares the trials he has faced. Life has not always been kind to McCullock, but God has. This book is about more than this man’s life. This book is about God’s presence...

Stephen J. Della Valle is brutally honest in his biography, Rising Above The Influence. He was in middle school when alcohol and drugs began to take over his life. He "lived to get high." Violence, crime, and addiction went hand in hand. While Valle is...

Cap Hillis has retold the story of the slaying of the Firefish over and over; as legends tend to do, it has grown with each telling. People came from far and wide to see the great Packer Throme or catch a glimpse of Panna, the...

Katie Lutzer had told her daughter that if there was ever any trouble to go to Charlie Madison for help. Charlie was Katie’s brother, a former Special Ops. He now runs a music store. Lisa Harmon had been in the store a lot over the...

Most people have some vision in their mind of what heaven is like. However, is that vision based on storybooks, myth, or scripture? If you want to know, what scripture says about heaven Dave Earley’s new book, The 21 Most Amazing Truths about Heaven is...

Charles Weber begins his book by defining salvation and offering six evidences of salvation. One of the most important chapters in this book emphasizes prayer. Weber identifies the five types of prayer: Praise, Thanksgiving, Confession, Intercession, and Petition. I found the chapter on Spiritual Fruits...

South Carolina. In his book, Angels In the ER, he shares the many stories he has witnessed. Among the many stories, the reader will discover victims of gunshot wounds, vacationers’ side-tracked by a brain tumor, and those that come in on a regular basis...

Paddy and Billy were working the night shift. They were driving around, listening to the police radio. In Bearsden, an affluent neighborhood, they observed Officer Dan McGregor as he spoke with the home owner. He and his partner, Tam Gourlay, were called on a complaint...

While we have concentrated on the cross and the painful death of Jesus Christ, the empty tomb is where our hope comes from. “Without the resurrection, the cross is meaningless.” It takes much more than believing in your head that Christ was resurrected it takes...

Steven K. Scott has taken the words of Jesus Christ and organized then by topic. There are eight sections including: What Jesus said about Himself, the Father, believers, eternity, etc. However, this book is much more than that. We all have questions we would like to...

As I read this book I kept picturing a cross between Mike Connors as Mannix and Raymond Burr as Perry Mason. Grant you I know Mannix was a PI and not a lawyer yet he came to my mind and I know...

I’ve always been a bit fascinated by the Land of the Pyramids. Katanga A. Bong begins by discussing the beginnings of civilizations. He purports that man begin in South America rather than Africa. I am certainly not an anthropologist however, his arguments seemed well thought...

Dean Kilmer calls for Americans to live lives of integrity. The definition of integrity is : adherence to moral and ethical principles; soundness of moral character; honesty (dictionary.com). Kilmer states, “Families with changing values have replaced the traditional families of the 1920s.” We are a greedy...

Author Richard Guy offers an interesting hypothesis.  He explains that ancient civilizations were always built close to the seas.  However, we know that the earliest civilizations were built on mountain tops.  His reasoning suggests that the mountain peaks were the only land sticking up out...