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Book Review: 7
An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess by Jen Hatmaker B&H Books, 2012 Sometimes a woman must make a drastic change to achieve her desired ends. Jesus didn’t advocate any less. When he saw the crowds following him, he sat down on the mountainside and taught them the differences between what they had heard and the soul-killing…
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Book Review: The Fitting Room
Putting on the Character of Christ by Kelly Minter [I agreed to review The Fitting Room as part of a blog tour scheduled for the first week of May. I started reading this book back in April, but then we had that awful tornado, and I didn’t pick up a book or write much of…
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Tweets Only Book Review: Licensed to Kill
by Brian Hedges Cruciform Press, July 2011 I thought I’d try something a little different and tweet while I read this book. The Cruciform Press books are the perfect length for it. I tried to summarize chapters, highlight my favorite parts, interact with the content a little, and provide some quotes. What follows is an…
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The problem with tweeting through a book…
is that sometimes 140 characters isn’t long enough for the quote I want to share. I’m tweet-reviewing the latest book by Brian Hedges, Licensed to Kill (Cruciform Press). I wanted to share this quote, but it was too long. SO…to the blog I come. If you are disillusioned with the disciplines of meditation and prayer,…
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Book Review: Get Wisdom
23 Lessons for Children About Living for Jesus by Ruth Younts Another excellent book from Shepherd Press! Do not let this book’s small profile fool you! Get Wisdom is an excellent, easy-to-use resource for parents, children’s ministers and teachers. In addition to teaching children the gospel, Christian parents want to instill godly character and behavior.…
