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Monthly Archives: August 2007
Who Really Cares, by Arthur C. Brooks
Given a fair reading, this book will be an eye-opener for some, and an encouragement to others. I hope theres no cause for cynicism or gloating. Keep in mind that this is a broad brush, big picture kind of book. … Continue reading
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“Nothing Happens Without Prayer”
Theres a popular expression that seems to be going around ministry circles today that says, Nothing happens (or, nothing gets done) without prayer. Ive heard or read this saying many different places. It isnt meant literally, of course. Lots of … Continue reading
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Walk On, by John Goldingay
Reading this book is like having a wise older friend share his life experience with you. The valuable lessons that professor Goldingay has learned on what it means to follow God through all of life’s ups and downs will enrich … Continue reading
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