This discussion began on Facebook, but moved here (Ahh, blessed silence. Isn’t it nice to escape the noise of FB?) WARNING: Lots of spoilers. It is recommended you finish the novel before joining the discussion if you are planning on reading the book. If you are...
It used to be, if you wanted to listen to a sermon outside of Sunday morning, you would turn on Christian radio and listen to whomever happened to be on, preaching on whatever text he happened to be handling. But now anyone with online access can find a sermon any...
My rating: 4 of 5 stars A classic work on how to kill sin by the Spirit based on Romans 8:13. Synopsis A sin is “mortified” (killed) by a habitual weakening of it, constant fighting against it (understanding the danger and the ways it tends to get success against you)...
My rating: 4 of 5 stars This is one of the better Ted Dekker book I’ve read. It held my interest throughout, which rarely happens with a novel (or any book for that matter). The storytelling was intriguing–especially the depiction of the delightful...
My rating: 4 of 5 stars The one thing I know for sure about this book is that I need to read it again. This time, slower. For most modern fiction readers, among whom the adjective “preachy” is an epithet in describing a novel, a book like this one will be...
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