Book Review: Small Is Big

Small Is Big – Unleashing The Power of Intentionally Small Churches is the latest offering from the good people over at Tyndale House Publishing. As someone who grew up Catholic, then left the faith, then returned to a megachurch plant, is currently part of an Emergent cohort, and now trying to figure out what “church” should look like, this book immediately appealed to me. The book is authored...

Book Review: Clouds Of Witnesses

Big thanks to Adrianna Wright from Intervarsity Press for sending along this book. I have read a number of Mark Noll‘s books and have enjoyed every one.  When the opportunity came to read his latest release, Clouds of Witnesses: Christian Voices From Africa and Asia, I jumped at the chance. First off, I have to say that I loved this book.  Mark Noll and Carolyn Nystrom do an excellent job of detailing some...

Book Review: Beyond Opinion – Ravi Zacharias

It’s very rare that it takes me an extensive amount of time to get through a book.  However, Beyond Opinion from Ravi Zacharias has been one of those books. Beyond Opinion is a collection of apologetics essays, essentially, dealing with subjects ranging from Islam to Evil to engaging Youth to Postmodernism to the Trinity.  In other words,it’s a pretty extensive work.  Although a number of chapters...

Tyndale 30 Day Giveaway!

News from my good friends over at Tyndale House Publishing.  Seems they’re launching a new book club e-newsletter called The Book Club Hub… you should definitely check it out! In honor of Tyndale launching its new book club enewsletter we’re running a 30 day giveaway on our website. The Book Club Hub Newsletter will be an email newsletter geared towards people who are in or are running book...

Book Review: While The World Watched

There are a few periods in American history that just captivate me.  Some being the Revolutionary period, the gilded age (1890′s), and the Civil Rights movement.  The more I learn about the Civil Rights movement, the more I want to learn.  So, it was with great anticipation and excitement that I had the opportunity to review “While The World Watched” by Carolyn Maull McKinstry, a survivor of...