Moving Mountains: Praying with Passion, Confidence and Authority John Eldredge Thomas Nelson 2016 John Eldredge addresses the common struggles of prayer among those who believe. The book sets forth the premise that prayer has a…
The Daniel Prayer Prayer that Moves Heaven and Changes Nations Anne Graham Lotz Zondervan 2016 AnneGraham Lotz and her writings need no introduction. A prolific writer with exceptional insight, her writings instruct, inspire and illuminate. She is…
How To Choose a Translation for All It’s Worth: A Guide to Understanding and Using Bible Versions Gordon D. Fee & Mark L. Strauss 2007 Zondervan …
You Are Free Be Who You already Are by Rebecca Lyons Zondervan 2017 Lyons pulls from her childhood thru the present to redefine freedom and give it practicality. She explains Galatians 5:13-16 Her readers come to understand that…
The MAP Making the Bible Meaningful Accessible Practical Nick Page Zondervan 2002 This book delivers on the promise…
As Women’s History Month draws to a close, I’d like to finish with the Woman who led me to the Lord. …
Angeline Tucker is not a name most of you will recognize. I never knew her well although I did meet her in my early twenties. Her daughter and I taught together my first year of teaching. I knew her story, but we spoke of it only once. In the early 60’s, Sister Tucker, her husband…
March is National Women’s History Month. Talk shows and news reports will feature women whom society considers worth of remembrance. They will feature artists who have produced great works of all kinds of arts. They will report on the “first women”, first woman in congress, on supreme court, attend ivy league colleges, and so forth….
I’ve never understood the ‘sport’ of boxing. I can understand the desire to pummel someone with your fist but the risk of being pummeled far outweighs the joy of the former. Even more confusing is the audience excitement at the sight of flowing body fluids and swollen faces. Why doesn’t the beat up boxer just…
The first line of Phillips, Craig and Dean’s song You’re still God, says “I thought I could trust you.” It causes the saint to be shocked at the honesty, the transparency, some might even be offended by it. In another time, I might have been. But not today, today, it is exactly what I’m thinking….
