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Book Review: Life With God

Posted by Paul

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Most Christians believe that the Bible is the word of God. Most Christians also believe that the Bible is a source of wisdom, knowledge [...]

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Wild Goose Chase Book Review

Posted by Paul

The latest book from Mark Batterson hits the shelves today and I was able to get my hands on a copy a little early and just finished reading it today. So here are my thoughts:
In Wild Goose Chase, it seems that Mark’s primary goal is to inspire readers to break out of boring, status [...]

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Book Review: Invitation to a Journey

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In his book Invitation to a Journey: A Road Map for Spiritual Formation M. Robert Mulholland, Jr. presents an extensive look at what Christian spiritual formation is and how we go about it.
This book has theological depth and offers a very good look at the nature and practice of spiritual formation. Mulholland manages to make [...]

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Book Review: The Life You’ve Always Wanted

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I often recommend this book to people interested in learning how to grow spiritually, so I thought a little review might be of some use.
The Life You’ve Always Wanted by John Ortberg is an easy to read yet extremely insightful book on the Christian life.  The author himself describes it as Dallas for Dummies (referencing [...]

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Book Review: Off Road Disciplines

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As the title indicates, Earl Creps‘ first book, Off-Road Disciplines: Spiritual Adventures of Missional Leaders, is about the Spiritual Disciplines that help to shape “missional leaders.” In it, Creps takes the classic teaching of spiritual disciplines, brought to the forefront by Christians such as Richard Foster and Dallas Willard, and takes them “off-road”. [...]

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