How to Grow: Applying the Gospel to All of Your Life Darryl Dash Moody Publishers Review by Blake Wagner What is the subject? The subject of this book is growing…
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The Blue Parakeet: Rethinking How You Read the Bible Scot McKnight Thomas Nelson Review by Keith Reed What is the subject? This book is a response to the question of…
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Little did I know that by age 60, my eyes would have been opened to a world of new ideas, new theologies, different types of faith, and a new love for art and poetry.
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title: Incarnational Mission
author: Samuel Wells
There are four ways the church tends to engage society: working for, working with, being with, and being for. -
Four Gifts: Seeking Self-Care for Heart, Soul, Mind, and Strength April Yamasaki Herald Press Review by Craig Thiessen What is the subject? Holistic self-care. Yamasaki’s presents self-care as more that…
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Gracepoint member turns school project into collaborative EP of original songs on identity in Christ, called the Identity Project
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title: Shalom Sistas
author: Osheta Moore
The practices, great and small, of everyday peacemaking. -
Refugee – A Memoir Retold Agnes Sawatsky Pauls as told to Helen Rose Pauls Review by Arisnel Mesidor What is the subject? Refugee: A Memoir Retold by Helen Rose Pauls…
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Suspended and the art of forgiveness Andrew Wall, writer director Refuge 31 Films This documentary about Cliff Derksen, the father of a murdered teenager, is surprisingly light-hearted in tone. There…
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Unsettling the Word: Biblical Experiments in Decolonization Steve Heinrichs, editor Mennonite Church Canada, 2018 Review by David Warkentin What is the subject? The book’s subtitle describes Unsettling the Word best:…
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title: How to Become a Multicultural Church
author: Douglas J. Brouwer
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Title: Surviving Failure
Author: Merle Good
It’s one thing to fail in business; quite another to talk openly about it.
Merle Good and his wife Phyllis suffered the ignominy twice in more than four decades. His new book boldly strips bare the raw impact of seeing a beloved enterprise on the ropes and offers counsel for others on the same journey. -
Why People Stop Believing Paul Chamberlain Cascade Books Review by Stefan Klassen What is the subject? Apologetics: why believing in Jesus makes good rational sense. More specifically, this book is…
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Life Without Lack: Living in the Fullness of Psalm 23 Dallas Willard Thomas Nelson Review by Mark Friesen What is the subject? In a well thought out and compelling way,…
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Evangelism in a Skeptical World: How to Make the Unbelievable News about Jesus More Believable Sam Chan Zondervan Reviewed By: David Berg What is the subject? Chan provides a practical…
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