Called to Worship: the Biblical Foundations of Our Response to God's Call by Vernon M. Whaley is billed as answering the question "Is how we worship Biblical?" by moving methodically through … Continue Reading ››
Recently, I got my hands on The Expanded Bible, New Testament, a new edition of the New Century Version that promised to incorporate the best of both the Formal and Functional … Continue Reading ››
I read Faith of My Fathers because of the interesting premise of three generations of pastors sharing, via dialogue, diverse opinions on topics of relevance to today's culture. While it was interesting at times and an easy read there wasn't as much insight to be gained as promised.
The book is mostly Seay's opinion, and he … Continue Reading ››
I love testimonies. I love listening to people I know - people I trust wont lie or mislead me - telling me about how God has worked in their lives and how God has come through for them. Testimonies build faith and hope. I was really looking forward to reading this book for that reason. … Continue Reading ››
Gabriel McKee sets out to explore how science fiction views theological issues, such as the nature of God, creation, souls, sin, and the afterlife, through how these have been portrayed in … Continue Reading ››
Called to Worship: the Biblical Foundations of Our Response to God's Call by Vernon M. Whaley is billed as answering the question "Is how we worship Biblical?" by moving methodically through … Continue Reading ›› 
