Archive for the ‘Books’ Category
Book Review: The Butterfly Effect – Andy Andrews
The Butterfly Effect continues on a concept started in Andrew’s best selling book The Noticer. In this unassuming, beautifully illustrated short book Andrews talks about how the actions of one ...
Book Review: A Guy’s Guide to Life- Jason Boyett
In A Guy’s Guide to Life, the author Jason Boyett claims he can explain “How to become a man in 224 pages or less”…according to the cover. Even though ...
Book Review: You Can Be Everything God Wants You To Be – Max Lucado
Have you ever had one of those moments where the events and circumstances in your life created a Perfect Storm? This book did that for me. In this book ...
Book Review – What’s in a Word? – Webb Garrison
In my time reviewing books for Thomas Nelson publishers through their Book Sneeze program I have tried to make sure that I review several different types of books. I ...
Book Review(s) – Baxter Family Drama – Karen Kingsbury
Well that was a wild ride…
It all started one night when I walked into our room and my wife asked me a question that led to the first You ...
Book Review: Living Life In The Zone – A 40-Day Spiritual Game Plan for Men – Kyle Rote Jr., Dr. Joe Pettigrew
I love being a part of the BookSneeze program, it allows me to read great books like Living Life In The Zone – A 40-Day Spiritual Game Plan for ...
The Chronicles of Narnia: A Delightful Journey
As I have mentioned on Facebook and LinkedIn before (for those of you who are friends of mine on Facebook or LinkedIn) that November, December, and January are my ...
You Make the Call!
I hope to do more “You make the call!” posts in the future as I want to have more interaction involved on my site with the loyal readers that I ...
Book Review: 5 Cities that Ruled the World – How Jerusalem, Athens, Rome, London, & New York Shaped Global History – Douglas Wilson
“Jerusalem represents the soul set free. Athens established the ideal of free inquiry. Rome passed on to us liberty of movement, liberty under law. London was the place where literary ...
Book Review: Green – Ted Dekker
Ted Dekker both starts and finishes what he set into motion with Black. In a world where the spiritual is physical Thomas Hunter must keep the Circle from breaking ...
