Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Living with Confidence in a Chaotic World by Dr. Jeremiah
Living With Confidence In A Chaotic World by Dr. David Jeremiah is the sequel to his previous book, What in the World Is Going On, which I must say I haven’t read. I do think the information in this book can stand on it’s own, however. The author outlines ten ways to stay focused on biblical truth even when the world is falling apart around us. These include staying calm, staying connected, and staying committed, just to name a few. In light of the state of the world today, I think this is an important book for Christians. It would also be a good discussion starter with non-Christians who express fear and anxiety about current events, and could open the door to meaningful witnessing about the peace that comes with knowing Christ. I like the true life examples and stories about people who are trusting in Jesus and His sovereignty to get them through their hardest times. I am no expert on end time prophecy, and therefore can’t say everything the author discusses is right-on biblically, but I can say this book offers a lot of reassurance that those who put all their trust in Christ are indeed on the “winning team”. I received this book from the publisher in exchange for an unbiased review.
Monday, August 9, 2010
Let’s Do Lunch by Roger Troy Wilson
Monday, August 2, 2010
100 Prayers God Loves to Hear
Beautiful children’s book! A great book full of wonderful prayers for kids. Each and every page features full color photos to keep kids engaged. The book is quite long and would be perfect to read from before bed each night . It contains short Bible stories, memory verses, and songs covering a variety of topics. Also included are two music cd’s with a combination of 100 songs. The cd’s are fun and upbeat…my five year old loves them. Especially nice is that each section of the book notes which specific song on the cd’s coordinate with it. I will be purchasing this book as a gift for all the kids I know! I received this copy from the publisher in exchange for an unbiased review.
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